The Bimblebox Art Project is a direct response by a group of artists, scientists and land-holders to the continual encroachment of economic growth upon our natural assets. In this case, thermal coal vs. a gazetted Nature Refuge.
The Bimblebox: art-science-nature exhibition is a touring exhibition which will make its way around Australia for the next two years. Featuring 17 artists working in various mediums, we had the job of documenting the refuge, the artists camp in 2013 and producing a website, a digital exhibition catalogue and a small print catalogue.
The Bimblebox: art-science-nature exhibition is a touring exhibition which will make its way around Australia for the next two years. Featuring 17 artists working in various mediums, we had the job of documenting the refuge, the artists camp in 2013 and producing a website, a digital exhibition catalogue and a small print catalogue.
Bimblebox Nature Refuge
Bimblebox: art-science-nature available at the App Store for iPad™. Click HERE to view on the App Store
Artist Jude Roberts speaks with owner Ian Hoch at the 2013 artists camp.
Bimblebox Nature Refuge
Jude Roberts with some of her tarpaulins at the refuge
Michael Pospischil amongst the heath at Bimblebox Nature Refuge
Camping under the bright desert uplands night sky
The camp kitchen table always draws a crowd
Bimblebox Nature Refuge provides important habitat and remnant old growth woodland in an area devoid of such landscape due to wide-scale land clearing
