Team
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Keith ARMSTRONG
Artist/Director
DONNA DAVIS
Collaborating Artist
DANIELE CONSTANCE
Grassland Community of Care Artist
ANDREA HIGGINS
Partnerships/Photographer
LUKE LICKFOLD
Sound Artist
TANIA LEIMBACH
Critical Writer
BETH JACKSON
Curator
JO_ANNE DRIESSENS
First nations Curator
Delissa Walker Ngadijina
Carer/Weaver
CAIRNS
JASON MURPHY
First Nations Consultant/Carer Visual Artist
SOMERSET
PIPER WELLER
Carer/Visual Artist
SOMERSET
MINDY DAVIES
Carer/Performer
GOLD COAST
SHARRON COLLEY
Carer/Farmer
MILES
HILARY COULTER
Collaborator
/Visual Artist
MILES
LIZ CAPELIN
Carer/Visual Artist
SUNSHINECOAST
MELISSA STANNARD
Co-carer
/Visual Artist
SUNSHINECOAST
KILAGI NIELSEN
Co-Carer
/Visual Artist
SUNSHINECOAST
MIA HACKER
Co-Carer
/Visual Artist
SUNSHINECOAST
BIANCA BOND
First Nations
Consultant/Collaborator
SUNSHINE COAST
Sasha
parlett
Videographer
SUNSHINECOAST
JENN FIRN
Consulting Plant Ecologist
Carbon_Dating is an experimental artwork designed to seed ‘consensual’ partnerships between Australian native grasses and humans, based upon their shared need to breathe each other’s ‘exhaled’ air.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the many lands on which we live, work and create, including our collaborators on Yirrganydji, Barunggam, Jagera/Yuggera, Turbal, Ugarapul, Jinibara, Kabi Kabi and Kombumerri Country. We acknowledge their ongoing connection and custodianship for Country.
We pay our deep respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We recognise First Nations people as the first artists and scientists. Always was, always will be.The 2024-5 Carbon_Dating exhibition tour is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts QueenslandAssisted by QUT School of Creative Practice, International Art Services (IAS), Native Seeds Pty Ltd, Artfully, and Embodied Media.
Between 2019-23 this project was assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. It was also supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF). The Regional Arts Development Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government: Cairns Regional Council; Western Downs Regional Council; City of Gold Coast Council; Somerset Regional Council; and ArtsCoast as part of Sunshine Coast Council’s RADF program to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
Thanks also to QUT (School of Creative Practice, QUT Office of eResearch and Samford Ecological Research Facility). NorthSite Contemporary Arts, Cairns; Dogwood Crossing Gallery, Miles; HOTA, Gold Coast; The Condensery, Toogooloowah; Caloundra Regional Gallery, Caloundra; Native Seeds Pty Ltd and ReBul Packaging.
