Showing posts with label public art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public art. Show all posts

Ten months later

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

I was in Sydney earlier this month, so I checked in on the Food Forest and did a little work there with some local residents. When I got back, a family friend, Rory, who works for ABC radio, sent me the audio file of the interview I had with Deborah Cameron on 702 in September last year. This little archive vid brings all these things together.

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Greenwash #9 in Trouble - Uncapitalised Fruit

Monday, March 1, 2010

Have you ever wondered why public parks (with few exceptions) are not filled with fruit and nut trees, vegetables and herbs? Or why schools don’t teach children about local ecology and Indigenous food plants? Well that would be sending the wrong message: That people could forage at their leisure for their own resources.
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The work just installed, 1999.

Zephyr practicing parkour on the library wall, 2010.

Giving a Fuji a light late-summer prune, 2010.

Showing Zeph the ropes for maintaining the poems, 2010.

This work also derives from childhood memories of walking home from school with my older brother, picking apples and plums on the 'nature strips' as we went.

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Fabricating a forest of food

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

We have been asked to participate in an ecologies show at the MCA in Sydney which will open later in the year, and have been steadily working towards our proposed food forest since last December. We are getting closer to finalising a site. You can read a first post for the project here.

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A Poem for the Wetlands

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

It's been five years since I made this public work in Werribee, Victoria, completed not long after having had the realisation that poetic thought and poetic production can survive without language.


Every now and then the wetlands flood and this little work just disappears.

A Poem for the Wetlands, Patrick Jones and Mel Ogden, Glen Orden Wetlands, 2005

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