Atmospheres, Ecologies and Attunement: Contemporary Landscape Practice from the Devonport Regional Gallery Permanent Collection
Atmospheres, Ecologies, and Attunement is an exhibition that delves into contemporary landscape practices and environmental discussions, focusing on themes like atmospheric conditions, ecological systems, and human attunement to nature. It investigates the intricate ties between people and their surroundings, emphasising concepts like entanglement and interconnectedness. The way artists depict and make sense of this relationship sheds light on our views of the planet and its ecological intricacies. This study, centered on the Devonport Regional Gallery's collection, aims to spark conversations about our role in the environment and the critical ecological challenges we face. Showcasing a broad spectrum of visual art, from classic landscapes to avant-garde mixed-media pieces, the exhibition encourages attendees to ponder their bond with nature and how this bond influences our approach to ecological responsibility. The research underscores the importance of contemporary landscape art in discussing wider environmental issues. By examining atmosphere, ecology, and attunement within the realm of art, the exhibition urges thoughtful consideration of our interactions with nature and the pressing need for sustainable actions. This effort aids in safeguarding and sharing artistic insights on environmental matters, enhancing public consciousness and supporting conservation initiatives, thereby fostering impactful conversations and actions toward a more balanced human-nature relationship. The Devonport Regional Gallery, a key cultural institution in Tasmania with its own independent programming board, hosts this significant exhibition. Featured artists, including Raymond Arnold, Anne Morrison, Jonathan Kimberley, David Martin, Lisa Garland, Richard Wastell, Mathew Newton, Sue Pickering, David Keeling, Tim Burns, Philip Wolfhagen, Helen Wright, Bea Maddock, and Owen Lade, bring diverse perspectives and styles, enriching the exhibition's exploration of environmental themes.
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