Welcome to the Eco-Art Space

Where ecological science meets the creative arts

 

We acknowledge and pay our deepest respects to the Dharug, Gundungurra, Wanaruah, Wiradjuri, Darkinjung and Tharawal language groups as the traditional owners of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, and to their elders past, present and future. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and that it Always Was, Always Will Be Aboriginal land.

 

RECOVERY: THE EXHIBITION

  • BROOKLYN SULAEMAN

  • CAROLINE GINIUNAS

  • CHERYLE YIN-LO

  • CHIA MOAN, JANE ULMAN

  • FIONA VAUGHAN

  • FREEDOM WILSON

  • IAN BROWN

  • PENELOPE CAIN

  • TAMARA BROOKS-VENABLES

  • WYN JONES + IAN BROWN

EXPLORE RECOVERY: THE EXHIBITION

LATEST NEWS

NEWS + EVENTS
Release: Recovery documentary film
Release: Recovery documentary film

We’re proud to release a short film documenting the story behind our recent ‘Recovery’ exhibition. Produced by Justin Morrissey, the film tells the story of a collaboration between artists and scientists to respond to one of the most challenging natural disasters in recent history.

Eco-Arts Seminar Videos Now Available
Eco-Arts Seminar Videos Now Available

Videos are now available of the 14 eco-arts seminars delivered over a weekend event in October, co-hosted with the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, celebrating and showcasing the eco-arts in the Blue Mountains and beyond as well as the launch of the Recovery exhibition.

Eco-Arts Weekend Seminar
Eco-Arts Weekend Seminar

The public is invited to join the Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute and the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre for a free weekend seminar celebrating and showcasing eco-arts in the Blue Mountains and beyond. Saturday 23 October and Sunday 24 October 10am - 11.30am.