In partnership with Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery, ‘The White Bluff Project’ presents an exhibition of collaborative new artworks. Motivated by a group of local and Indigenous artists, a poet, a musician, filmmakers, traditional knowledge holders, scientists and stakeholder community groups sharing their concerns for the changing effects of climate and urbanisation on the land and marine environs around the rocky headland known as White Bluff, north of Coffs Harbour, the exhibition highlights the beauty, fragility and unique qualities of the surrounds.
Participants in The White Bluff Project include: Ray Rixon, Sarah Mufford, Mark George, Megan George, Terri Butterworth, Tori Donnelly, Joanne Elliott, John Van Der Kolk, Martin Van Veluwen, Jeremy Sheehan, Julie Nash, Ashleigh Frost, Chris Armstrong, Phil Greed, J P Willis, Greg Elks (Plant Ecologist), Mark Graham (Ecologist), Dr Karina Hall (Marine Scientist), and Dr Lisa Milner (Historian).
Joel Van Veluwen, White Bluff, 2019, drone photography. Courtesy the artist and Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery, New South Wales
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery
30 October 2021 to 15 January 2022
New South Wales
