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SUMMARY:Open Studio with Artist in Residence\, Lucky Lee
DESCRIPTION:Makerspace Open Studio: Good Bones \nMeet the Artist in Residence: \nKaren (Lucky) Lee is a contemporary artist\, experience designer\, and facilitator.  She creates multi-disciplinary social practice works and participatory experiences exploring place\, identity\, inequality\, gender\, class\, humanness\, social connection\, mobility\, and built and natural environments. \nShe likes creating playful opportunities to explore serious topics\, generate sensory joy\, kinaesthetic activation and emotive memory\, and build connections to bridge difference and bring delight. \nKaren has been in residence in the Makerspace during October- December 2024. \nKaren has spent her residency developing her practice and a body of work entitled ‘Good Bones’\, examining housing security\, urban life\, sense-of-home\, attachment\, and the cost of living.  Works explored include paper and wire sculpture houses\, bread houses and cityscapes\, maps\, participatory works and video works. The project engages the wider community\, including seniors. \nKaren will share the outcomes and works in progress in this Open Studio session. You may be treated to fresh bread! \nKaren’s residency is supported through DADAA\, Lotterywest\, and the Department of Local Government\, Sport and Cultural Industries.
URL:https://heritagecollective.com.au/event/open-studio-with-artist-in-residence-lucky-lee/
LOCATION:The Heritage Collective Makerspace\, 40 Marine Parade\, Cottesloe\, WA\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Ricky Arnold":MAILTO:rickya@curtinheritage.com.au
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SUMMARY:Western Australia - An Historical Boast with Richard Offen
DESCRIPTION:Western Australia – An Historical Boast \nWestern Australians do not seem keen to boast about the history of their State\, in fact few residents realise that on their own doorsteps are many features and places of international historical significance.\nStarting with fossils in the Pilbara and some of the earliest evidence of Aboriginal communal living\, to the remains of a fort on the Abrolhos Islands\, Richard Offen’s talk will give a virtual tour of some of the places that give Western Australian a very special status\nin the world’s history. Add to this some of the early buildings of the Swan River Colony\, set up in 1829\, and Richard will comprehensively debunk the myth that Western Australia has no history or heritage! \nRichard Offen: Biography\nAfter working in education for several years\, Richard Offen joined the staff of the UK National Trust in 1989 and from 1992 until 2003 was responsible for the Trust’s famous Neptune Coastline Campaign. Under his direction the campaign raised over £28\nmillion\, enabling the Trust to buy and protect nearly one hundred miles of the spectacular British coastline.\nRichard has wide experience of heritage matters around the world. During his time with the Trust\, he worked with organisations in the USA\, Spain\, Malta and the Czech Republic\, helping them develop conservation strategies and fundraising plans.\nDuring a six-month sabbatical in 2001\, Richard worked on secondment to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Washington DC and spent time on an exchange program with the Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales and the\nNational Trust in Australia (WA) in Perth.\nIn 2005 he emigrated to Western Australia to become Executive Director of the newly formed organisation\, Heritage Perth. During his time in that post\, he gained great popularity as a lecturer and broadcaster on both radio and television. He is probably best\nknown in Perth for his Monday morning history spot on the 720 ABC Breakfast Show with the late\, much missed Eoin Cameron\, and still has regular spots on ABC Perth\, Capital Radio and 6PR.\nSince retiring\, Richard has written the Perth editions of Pavilion Books’ very popular series ‘Then and Now’ and ‘Lost Perth’. ‘Perth  Then and Now’ has the distinction of requiring a reprint before it was launched and is now on the Australian ‘best seller’ list having sold around 20\,000 copies to date. ‘Lost Perth’ has also now joined its companion of the Australian ‘best seller’ list. His third book for the same publisher\, ‘A Perth Camera’ was published in November 2022. Richard has also written histories of St Mary’s Anglican\nGirls’ School (‘A Place to Grow’ – published 2021) and Bunbury Cathedral Grammar School (‘The School in the Bush’ – also published in November 2022).\nWhen not in his study/library\, Richard is an active parishioner and Churchwarden of Christ Church\, Claremont\, sits on the Heritage Council of Western Australia; is President of both the Friends of the Battye Library and the Royal Western Australian Historical Society; and is a member of the selection panel for the Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia’s Hall of Fame
URL:https://heritagecollective.com.au/event/western-australia-a-historical-boast-with-richard-offen/
LOCATION:The Heritage Collective Theatre\, 40 Marine Parade\, Cottesloe\, WA\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Pele Reeve":MAILTO:heritagecollective@curtinheritage.com.au
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