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when: 18 August 2022 | venue: Powerhouse Museum | cost: Free | address: 500 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 | website: https://sydneyscience.maas.museum/event/powerhouse-late/ | tickets: https://sydneyscience.maas.museum/event/powerhouse-late/
published: 15 Aug 2022, 5 min read
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Sydney Science Festival presents a celebration of the gum tree to coincide with the launch of the Eucalyptusdom publication and In Relation, a podcast that reveals how we can learn with, and from, trees.
Listen to experts Victor Steffensen, Professor Belinda Medlyn and Dr Rebecca Jordan discuss how the survival of the iconic eucalypt is tied to our own survival. Experience newly commissioned work by Janet Laurence, with Dirt Witches and collaborators under the direction of Lizzie Thomson, as well as the launch of a new scent by Anna May Kirk and Ainslie Walker.
5.45pm: WELCOME TO COUNTRY
Metropolitan Land Council.
6pm: PROCESSION
Spelling Seeds is a new site-specific performance artwork by Janet Laurence, with Dirt Witches, The Tree Veneration Society and other collaborators, under the direction of choreographer Lizzie Thomson. The work is commissioned by Powerhouse as part of Eucalyptusdom.
6.45pm: LAUNCH
Eucalyptusdom publication and podcast launch.
7.15pm: WRITING IN FOCUS
Eucalyptusdom artists Julie Gough and Luna Mrozik-Gawler reflect on how writing forms part of their creative practice .
7.30pm: SENTINELS OF A CHANGING CLIMATE
Our panel of leading scientists and experts - Victor Steffensen, Professor Belinda Medlyn and Dr Rebecca Jordan - discuss how the survival of the iconic eucalypt is tied to our own survival in the face of the worst climate crisis in nearly 12,000 years.
8pm: SCENT EXPERIENCE
Anna May Kirk and Ainslie Walker introduce their new scent.
5pm: PODCAST
Be one of the first to listen to In Relation, a series of dialogues with artists, writers, ecologists and researchers learning with and from trees.
5pm: MUSIC
DEL LUMANTA
SHOP
Purchase the newly released Eucalyptusdom publication.
Powerhouse Late is a series of free after-hours events featuring live music, film screenings, workshops, talks and exhibition tours, every Thursday night. No bookings required.
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Sydney Science Festival presents a celebration of the gum tree to coincide with the launch of the Eucalyptusdom publication and In Relation, a podcast that reveals how we can learn with, and from, trees.
Listen to experts Victor Steffensen, Professor Belinda Medlyn and Dr Rebecca Jordan discuss how the survival of the iconic eucalypt is tied to our own survival. Experience newly commissioned work by Janet Laurence, with Dirt Witches and collaborators under the direction of Lizzie Thomson, as well as the launch of a new scent by Anna May Kirk and Ainslie Walker.
5.45pm: WELCOME TO COUNTRY
Metropolitan Land Council.
6pm: PROCESSION
Spelling Seeds is a new site-specific performance artwork by Janet Laurence, with Dirt Witches, The Tree Veneration Society and other collaborators, under the direction of choreographer Lizzie Thomson. The work is commissioned by Powerhouse as part of Eucalyptusdom.
6.45pm: LAUNCH
Eucalyptusdom publication and podcast launch.
7.15pm: WRITING IN FOCUS
Eucalyptusdom artists Julie Gough and Luna Mrozik-Gawler reflect on how writing forms part of their creative practice .
7.30pm: SENTINELS OF A CHANGING CLIMATE
Our panel of leading scientists and experts - Victor Steffensen, Professor Belinda Medlyn and Dr Rebecca Jordan - discuss how the survival of the iconic eucalypt is tied to our own survival in the face of the worst climate crisis in nearly 12,000 years.
8pm: SCENT EXPERIENCE
Anna May Kirk and Ainslie Walker introduce their new scent.
5pm: PODCAST
Be one of the first to listen to In Relation, a series of dialogues with artists, writers, ecologists and researchers learning with and from trees.
5pm: MUSIC
DEL LUMANTA
SHOP
Purchase the newly released Eucalyptusdom publication.
Powerhouse Late is a series of free after-hours events featuring live music, film screenings, workshops, talks and exhibition tours, every Thursday night. No bookings required.
Go see Powerhouse Late: Sydney Science Festival 2022.
Powerhouse Late: Sydney Science Festival 2022 is on 18 August 2022. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Ultimo. Call (02) 9217 0111 for details. Visit their website at https://sydneyscience.maas.museum/event/powerhouse-late/.
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Event Details
what: Powerhouse Late: Sydney Science Festival 2022
when: 18 August 2022
start time/end time: Thursday 18 August from 5pm to 9pm
venue: Powerhouse Museum
phone: (02) 9217 0111
city/suburb: Ultimo NSW
address: 500 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007
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