Burrinja Climate Change Biennale #4
We are thrilled to take Lyrebird’s Lament to the Burrinja gallery in the Dandenongs this winter. This work is based on the collaboration with Kate Liston-Mills and the poem Wake from her book To Heal a Lyrebird.
We are thrilled to take Lyrebird’s Lament to the Burrinja gallery in the Dandenongs this winter. This work is based on the collaboration with Kate Liston-Mills and the poem Wake from her book To Heal a Lyrebird.
I have been making collages in a group of likeminded artists since 2024. The Social Glue of Sydney meets fortnightly in Alexandria. This exhibition and workshops will showcase the distinctive styles and themes explored by a vibrant group of collage artists and introduce collage practice to community members. We aim to celebrate our diverse community,…
Built to Expire – Hornsby REIMAGINE Art Prize 2026 Finalist: Fix, Mend, Repair, Repeat As a young person my father learnt the trade of toolmaker and later worked as an engineer. He virtually can repair anything (or at least that is what it feels like to us all) – UNLESS, of course, something was deliberately…
CREATIVE ANTARCTICA: Australian artists and writers in the far south is a website ringing together artists that have travelled to Antarctica. Here, we showcase the rich corpus produced by Australian creative artists in Antarctica, and highlight the links between and across different artforms. By this means we can learn how time spent in Antarctica impacts artists’ work, and how these works impact…
Fragile was included in the local artist category Greenway Art Prize in 2022.
Group exhibition at the University of Wollongong. 17 August – 19 October 2022
The collaborative work “Requiem for a Canary” by Bettina Kaiser and Kate Liston-Mills has been selected as a finalist for the Northern Beaches Environmental Art and Design Prize 2021 in the Interdisciplinary Collaboration category. Due to the current COVID restriction, the exhibition of the works has been postponed.
Drawings, mixed media works and installations in this exhibition explore aspects of our relationship with nature and the climate crisis.
Earlier this year I designed and illustrated a book by author Kate Liston-Mills, Dear Ibis, a collection of short stories published by Spineless Wonders. Kate’s stories are suffused with similar emotions and fears that I am exploring in my current works, they also include birds as messengers and it felt very serendipitous to be working…
A limited-edition of prints of my risograph-printed Climate Emergency posters from last summer will be for sale at the SUMMER exhibition at Artspace 2515.