Kim V. Goldsmith is a multimedia artist, writer and creative producer who grew up on a farm on Wayilwan Country in central North-West NSW. She is now based on Wiradjuri Country, just outside Dubbo on the Western Plains of New South Wales. Her interdisciplinary creative practice has encompassed community engagement, sound, video, installation, story-gathering, writing and public programming that takes a creative, process-driven approach to the challenging environmental issues faced by rural, regional and remote communities. Kim’s work in this area continues to evolve as she explores layers of nuance and complexity within the territories in which she works, seeking the hidden elements that make them vibrate.
Most recent articles
Sonic memory to shape the future
Deep listening to the places we cherish can ground us, tethering us to the ecosystems we’re part of, laying down memories for a future that’s hard to imagine. Might these soundscapes help shape that future? Is it even possible to sonically rewild lands...
Reclaiming the curiosity of childhood through walking
Walking with intent or simply for joy is a sensory experience of connection with each other and our surrounds in an act that encourages self-awareness. My earliest memories of walking are of holding my grandmother’s hand as we wandered across bare, c...
Crìochaire-cladaich/ Keeping close to shore
Since I started my residency* at the Admiral’s House on Skye in early August, I’ve written and rewritten about 5,000 words in short-form texts that relate to periods of attentive listening, observations, and listening back to field recordin...
The deliberate act of listening
On a walk around my local river over the weekend, I was listening to podcasts* I rarely have time for, enthralled by not only the Scottish accents and fluent speakers of Scottish Gàidhlig—a language I’ve been learning for several months, but ideas of c...
What the past tells us about our future
REGIONAL FUTURES RESIDENCY: WELLINGTON CAVES NSW On my final Regional Futures residency weekend at Wellington Caves, I made the focus on my explorations the site itself and people who know the caves and surrounding landscape intimately. These caves pro...
Related
Linda Rae Dornan
Linda Rae Dornan is an interdisciplinary artist creating video, installation and performance art, and writing. Her work explores visuals, performativity and embodied text about place, memory and being. She has won the Strathbutler Award and the Linda Joy Award, has been the recipient of many grants, and has exhibited/screened works across Canada, the United States,... Read more »
Georgios Varoutsos
I am an innovative Media & Digital Art researcher, artist, and educator with a PhD in Music focused on Sonic Arts from the SARC: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Sound and Music at Queen’s University Belfast. I specialise in interdisciplinary projects that merge artistic expression with academic research.
You must be logged in to post a comment.