at the junction of two rivers:
The wellington EXCHANGE Project

Old Western Stores Building, Wellington NSW, Wellington NSW | 22 October – 12 November 2016
Curators: Holly Williams & Glenn Barkley, with Kent Buchanan from Western Plains Cultural Centre

Asher Milgate Clouded Mission Hill 2016

Asher Milgate Clouded Mission Hill 2016

 

About the project

'Confluence' is the term used to describe the meeting of two bodies of water. It is also an apt term to describe the aims of At the Junction of Two Rivers – the creative and social exchange of ideas.

Set in the historically significant town of Wellington NSW, at the junction of the Macquarie and Bell Rivers, this exhibition brings together regional and metropolitan artists who engaged with Wellington’s social, cultural and physical landscape during an artist-in-residence earlier in the year.

Each of the artists has spent time exchanging ideas with the community and exploring culturally important places, the Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum, the Wellington Caves and Oxley Museum; At the Junction of Two Rivers is the outcome of this experience.

Participating Artists:

Karla Dickens (Wiradjuri, Lismore), Asher Milgate (Wellington, Sydney), Raquel Ormella (Sydney), The Ronalds (Ganmain), Liane Rossler (Sydney), Simon Yates (Sydney).
 

media coverage:

Nick Grimm, At the Junction of Two Rivers Art Festival Wellington, Wellington Times, 21 October 2016

At the Junction of Two Rivers is supported by the NSW Government through Arts NSW.
We acknowledge the support of the Wellington community, Orana Arts, Western Plains Cultural Centre, The Keirle Family, the Oxley Museum, Binjang Community Radio, Burrendong Botanic Garden and Arboretum and Wellington Caves.