Burrinja Climate Change Biennale: Burrinja
After two previous Burrinja Climate Change Biennales in 2015 and 2017, and one postponed in 2019 due to gallery redevelopment and then COVID pandemic, Burrinja Cultural Centre will now be presenting the third instalment from 3 December 2022 to 25 February 2023, under the heading
THE HEAT IS ON.
Global in nature, national in scope and local in action, the event provides a platform for creative and critical responses to one of the most pressing topics of our time.
A key aspect of the Biennale is its non-acquisitive award exhibition at Burrinja Gallery, which provides a space for artists to engage creatively and imaginatively with aspects of climate change. In addition to its signature exhibition this year’s Biennale will expand across the Yarra Ranges, with opportunities for artists and communities to activate regional sites and venues.
Delivered in partnership with Yarra Ranges Council and Your Library.
THE HEAT IS ON.
Global in nature, national in scope and local in action, the event provides a platform for creative and critical responses to one of the most pressing topics of our time.
A key aspect of the Biennale is its non-acquisitive award exhibition at Burrinja Gallery, which provides a space for artists to engage creatively and imaginatively with aspects of climate change. In addition to its signature exhibition this year’s Biennale will expand across the Yarra Ranges, with opportunities for artists and communities to activate regional sites and venues.
Delivered in partnership with Yarra Ranges Council and Your Library.
Artist statement:
This 'artwork' focuses around my personal 2023 winter wardrobe for a central Victorian winter.
With every season I push my understanding of ethical living, sustainable fashion and recycled materials to further evolve my art as a living practice.
I continue to focus on sustainability and purchase as little as possible to create wearable items, accessories and household items to minimise my impact on the world.
This project is ongoing and forever evolving.
This 'artwork' focuses around my personal 2023 winter wardrobe for a central Victorian winter.
With every season I push my understanding of ethical living, sustainable fashion and recycled materials to further evolve my art as a living practice.
I continue to focus on sustainability and purchase as little as possible to create wearable items, accessories and household items to minimise my impact on the world.
This project is ongoing and forever evolving.
Winter 2023
Sarah Newall
03/12/22 - 25/02/23
scarf/shawl
wool pants
calico shirt (no waste pattern)
jumper, button on hood
kangaroo satchel
kangaroo wallet
necklaces:
straw/fire blower
spoon
chopsticks
tools:
spoon carver x 2
Beeswax food bag
wooden bowl
wooden storage container
Sarah Newall
03/12/22 - 25/02/23
scarf/shawl
wool pants
calico shirt (no waste pattern)
jumper, button on hood
kangaroo satchel
kangaroo wallet
necklaces:
straw/fire blower
spoon
chopsticks
tools:
spoon carver x 2
Beeswax food bag
wooden bowl
wooden storage container
