Mundaring Arts Centre | Cultivating Slow-Making | Artist Talk & Closing Event

Slow-making is a practice rooted in long-term relationships with craftsmanship. It involves nurturing connections with people, materials, and skills while caring for the environment. Cultivation encompasses skilful preparation, growth, and improvement of various aspects. It entails nurturing relationships between individuals, nature, and soil. Cultivators learn about local environments, optimize conditions for thriving, and communicate knowledge. Slow-making artists are mentors, facilitators, and agents of social change.

Join Curator Annette Nykiel as she leads a curatorial discussion in conversation with the Cultivating Slow-Making exhibiting artists. After the tour, join the artists for a discussion of textile practice over afternoon tea as part of the exhibition closing event.

This is a free event, but bookings are essential.