two bottles of water. Dirt. Spines. Weeds. Rose petals. A bike on the wall. My hair. What happened.
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My flurorescent pink spell caster, flashing its magic light across the room
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The first two zines from the drawing night jams are in construction as we speak, coming soon in their papered form.
The next jam is Wednesday the 17th of September, 6-9pm, at Arts Alive, 178A Charles St, Launceston. Hope to see you there!
The next jam is Wednesday the 17th of September, 6-9pm, at Arts Alive, 178A Charles St, Launceston. Hope to see you there!
about this project
"We make our own gravity to give weight to things" - Ani Difranco
The Gravity Project is an engaging, interactive, living and breathing investigation into creating a stimulating and supportive arts practice for artists in Regional Tasmainia.
Through workshops, discourse, mentoring, and exhibitions.
The Gravity Project is an engaging, interactive, living and breathing investigation into creating a stimulating and supportive arts practice for artists in Regional Tasmainia.
Through workshops, discourse, mentoring, and exhibitions.
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email Tasmanian Regional Arts
ph: 64262344
ph: 64262344
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"The human body experiences a powerful gravitational pull in the direction of hope. That is why the patient's hopes are the physician's secret weapon. They are the hidden ingredients in any prescription." - Norman Cousins (American Essyist and Edition, long associated with the Saturday Review. 1912-1990)
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