Again, asking, who is the mangrove queen? #now

Thinking about moss (again) #now

“Into the Xenotone” now live in the (VI|IV) project space, building 6, UTS #now

The shore is spotted with Mangrove propagules #now

Testing frame rates at the UTS Data Arena for the Methane Oracle. #now

The Noisey Miner babies are getting more noisy, but so are the Butcher Birds. #now

#worldMangroveDay

I missed it on July 26th, but happy belated word mangrove day to all who celebrate! #now

Keeping my eyes out for lantana patches. Will soon be needing a reliable supply of their blooms. #now

Watching the Noisy Miners attend to their nest from my balcony. Maybe only days until things get extra noisy. #now

WHAT: Kudlila season exhibitions at Samstag Museum of Art — Frank Bauer — North Terrace: worlds in relief

EXHIBITION DATES: 20 June to 26 September 2025

LAUNCH: Thursday 19 June, 5—7 pm

WHERE: Samstag Museum of Art, Hawke Building, University of South Australia, City West precinct, 55 North Terrace, Tarntanya/Adelaide, SA, 5000

North Terrace: worlds in relief - guest curator Jasmin Stephens, in association with UniSA’s Architecture Museum, presents – a suite of works that casts a critical eye over Tarntanya/Adelaide’s cultural boulevard and its familiar and lesser-known aspects. Featuring works by Andrew Burrell, Allison Chhorn, Natalie Harkin, Louise Haselton, the ArtHitects (Gary Carsley & Renjie Teoh).

Opening next week at Samstag Musuem in Tarntanya/Adelaide, “Miner’s Journey” is a major new work bringing together a number of research threads. The work comprises a number of parts including a single channel video “Miner’s Journey”and an ongoing archive “(an)archive”.

Rendering (doorways between worlds) #minersJourney #overGroundUnderStory

A fragment from the instructions for the ladies (mostly) who operated the silicon crystal pulling machines in late 1960s silicon valley: "you must know what the crystal is doing".

#systemsthatmatter