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Season One // Terrestrial – Sara Morawetz: Étalon + A land for the living — Betty Russ, A Leakage of Wholes (exhibition view), 2023, found organic objects, PVC, tubing, reusable cable ties, steel, soy-silk, chlorophyll, H2O, sound. Firstdraft, Eora. Courtesy the artist. Photo: Jessica Maurer.

Bathurst Regional Art Gallery

Season One // Terrestrial – Sara Morawetz: Étalon + A land for the living

Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) announces the launch of our inaugural Seasons program, with Season One // Terrestrial – Sara Morawetz – Étalon + A land for the living: Seasons is a series of BRAG exhibitions, programs and publication dedicated to the physical strata of our planet – the terrestrial, marine, atmospheric, and cosmic.

The program connects artists and regional experiences so often on the frontlines of climate, economic, and political change, showing us not only the inherent interconnectedness of our environments but that our future is innately and powerfully collective.

Season One – Terrestrial presents (Janet Laurence, Betty Russ, Victoria Pham, Karrabing Collective) + Pratchaya Phintong – KADIST Screening space. Accompanying these exhibitions is a suite of public programs exploring the site-specific social-ecological terrains of Central Western NSW.

4 May—23 June

Bathurst Regional Art Gallery

70-78 Keppel Street, Bathurst NSW 2795

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