Please take a seat: Crevice Communities

Jennifer Munday

Please take a seat: Crevice Communities

Research output: Non-textual outputs, including Creative Works › Creative Works - Original - Visual art works

Abstract

These four photographs show the ‘assembled crevice’ I created from the items around my garden; I placed the crevice chair in front of the local National Party representative office to invite her to “please take a seat” and think about all the artists, and the environment they don’t care about because it’s not economic; on the walk back to my own garden I found some street art that seemed to be calling to the world to “look to the future – think differently;” and finally, a wild field, a crevice community in my neighbourhood – but what will the future hold for that place?

Original language	English
Publisher	Charles Sturt University
Media of output	Online
Size	4 photographs in online exhibition
Publication status	Published - Dec 2021
Event	Crevice Communities - Duration: 17 Dec 2021 → … https://creativepracticecircle.csu.domains/

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Creative Practice Circle Research Group (Organisational unit)
Munday, J. (Chair)
2014 → 2026
Activity: Membership › Leader of research group/theme/area › Academic

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Please take a seat: Crevice Communities

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