Chaired by Anthony Camm, Caring and Sharing: The tension between public access and preservation is the third panel discussion in ‘The Trouble with Heritage’ series, exploring contested aspects of heritage.
Craig Barrett’s paintings explore The Berry Consols – a series of abandoned gold mines, just north of Creswick and capture the subtle shifts in colour of the mullock heaps that dominate the area.
Chaired by Susan Fayad, ‘But it’s ugly’: Protecting modern heritage is the final panel discussion in ‘The Trouble with Heritage’ series, exploring contested aspects of heritage.
Gordon Monro is an artist who makes images from data. He has used data about the 1854 Eureka Stockade to generate imagery from the mathematical fragmentation of an eight-pointed Eureka star.
Chaired by Jeff Sparrow, ‘Stuck in the Past': Does heritage oppose social change and progress? is the second panel discussion in ‘The Trouble with Heritage’ series, exploring contested aspects of heritage.
