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Kim V. Goldsmith
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.
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Kim V. Goldsmith
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.
Berlin-Kreuzberg – Through The Ears of An Almost Stranger
Drummer and writer Susanne Lambert relocated to Berlin during the Corona lockdown and adapted to limited social interaction by exploring the city through daily walks. She reads and interprets her new environment uniquely, despite minimal direct feedback on local meanings.
Shadows and substance – a walk in Harridge Wood
The post documents a longstanding exploration of Harridge Woods on the Mendip Hills, combining walking, drawing, writing, photography, and film to investigate the history of a former resident, Frances Allen. It also reflects on the concept of place as defined by Alan Gussow, emphasizing deep experiential engagement with the environment.
• Spend half an hour walking the ancient and unique landscape of Box Moor in the Chiltern Hills with life-trustee Dennis Furnell.
In spite of the decision to drive a bypass straight through the middle of this vulnerable chalk downland, indefatigable 84-year-old Dennis – naturalist, writer, broadcaster, photographer, painter, and guardian of nature – will never give up his fight to protect the land.
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