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Dive deeper into the Potter Museum of Art through videos, essays, interviews, discussion and more
Exhibition title, Ngarn Wa’ngal, means 'breathing for us' in Wurundjeri Woi wurrung language.
Uncover the opportunities and challenges that come with curating a vast timeframe of work.
Reflections on the gum tree as a source of creative inspiration.
Meet Alisa Bunbury and Sophie Gerhard, the curators behind Ngarn Wa’ngal: Art of the gum tree.
New commissions exploring eucalyptus histories, ecology and First Nations perspectives through photography, installation and film.
An Arts Project Australia artist whose long-standing fascination with animals and the natural world comes to life through his latest series.
Read about the works commissioned exclusively for the exhibition
A powerful reflection on eucalyptus trees, colonial science and conservation, drawn from Sophie Cunningham’s Eucalypts: A Story in Twenty Trees.
Recognised internationally as one of the most important botanical artists of her era.
Q&A with artist Liam Gillick
A garden party where science, art and nature collide
