UNSW COFA School of Art, Art and the Environment: Studies in the Field. July 2011 Broken Hill and Fowlers Gap Research Station - Team Members A-Yun Han,Keyan Guo, Rhonda Ghee and Margaret Westcott The principle aim of the project was to design and make a sustainable junk brick from recycled rubbish, which could be used to construct a small structure/sculpture.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
A Note on the Slide Shows
Just a note to say when watching the slide show, the images are low dpi so avoid viewing on the full screen. I will have to remedy that shortly.
Fowlers Gap Art & the Environment Exhibition COFA September 2011
Broken Hill to Fowlers Gap
This is a slide show of some of the images from our arrival in Broken Hill and the visits to the surrounding mines, Silverton where they made Mad Max and the area just outside where you can see the curve of the horizon. Its too green out there to make the next Mad Max Film. Lots of fun was had with the group some of the students first visit to the outback. Out at Fowlers Gap where we worked on our team projects, you will note the message tree, the bottle tree and adventure playground. Lastly images of our teams work on mud bricks and how our sculptures developed. The last images are of the 'Emu Letter Box' which I hope will survive for a while at least until the next group go in 2012.
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