Walking in the Creek

Thank you to everyone involved in Creek Lore. The response from the community around Tusmore Park was excited and generally very interested. It created a point of conversation and bought the community together in a positive way. Everyone has their relationship to the creek and this project has been a platform for people to share that.  Lets do it again on an other section of a creek....?

                     Walking through the creek in Paula and Richards backyard.

    Walking through the creek in Paula and Richards backyard.

                               Walking through the creek into Tusmore Park.

Artworks

Creek Lore project provided a unique opportunity and location for temporary and site specific artworks. Here are some of the works-

    Embed 2017, Laura Wills,
   Clothes, creek stones, site specific ephemeral work

    Detail: 204 Birds Found 2017, Laura Wills

    Gum nuts, wetsuit, glue, clothes, site specific ephemeral work

    Flood 2017, Laura Wills

     Digital print on silk, 180 x 135 cm

   Detail: Seven Headed First Creek Snake 2017, Collaborative work Laura Wills with Marryatville High School        year 8 students
   Bark, site specific ephemeral work

     First Creek Catchment 2017, Laura Wills

    Digital print on silk, 150 x 102 cm

     Rain on the Godly Plain 2017, Laura Wills

    Lime, chalk, charcoal, rocks, site specific ephemeral work

    Detail: Photographic Documentation 2017, Marryatville High School year 8 students

    Laminated digital print, 7 works at A4 size

    Cool Log Jam 2017, Henry and Rupert Cheesman

    Playdough, toy cars, site specific ephemeral work

    Purple Spotted Gudgeon 2017, Collaborative work with Marryatville High School year 8 students

    Bark, paint, site specific ephemeral work

    Value of a Creek 2017, Laura Wills

   Ink on board, 110 x 90 cm