Connecting artists with Country, culture and community
Key points
- The federal government has named five artists for the Australian World Heritage Residency program, run by Creative Australia. The artists will work with communities and site partners to explore Australia's natural and cultural heritage.
- Mandy Quadrio will research cultural connections at Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park in Tasmania. Mia and Georgia Boe will research cultural fire knowledge on K'gari, Queensland.
- David Doyle, Mary Rapp and Ellen Ferrier will also develop projects in New South Wales and Western Australia.
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