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Monumental Imaginaries — Merilyn Fairskye, Yesterday New Future(Liddell), 2023.

Tin Sheds Gallery

Group Exhibition

Monumental Imaginaries

With: Ben Brown, Merilyn Fairskye, Jess Harwood, Prevalent, Gino Volpato, Christopher Wright.

Monumental Imaginaries explores the complexities and contradictions surrounding rapid energy transition and the climate futures heralded by these imminent changes taking place in the Hunter Valley and Central Coast. In addition to the exhibition, Monumental Imaginaries features a public program collaborating with community, industry, and other institutional partners.

These free events will encourage the public to engage with these ongoing political debates and dynamic stories that impact how we think about energy and its production. This exhibition is supported by the Sydney Environment Institute (SEI), the University of Edinburgh, and the Sydney School of Architecture, Design, and Planning. Curated by Daniel Ryan and Elizabeth Walling.

10 October—15 November

Tin Sheds Gallery

Wilkinson Building (G04), School of Architecture, Design and Planning, 148 City Road, Darlington NSW 2008, Australia

sydney.edu.au/tin-sheds

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