In this episode, we welcome two guests back to the podcast today - Dr Renata Buziak, Binna Burra’s first artist-in-residence and Steve Noakes, the Chairperson for Binna Burra Lodge. Renata and Steve joined us in Episode 1 to introduce the Art. Nature. Science. program and the exciting events planned for 2022. This program is bringing creative, educational, and exploratory events back to Binna Burra. In this episode, Renata reflects on her experience of the first artist-in-residence and the leader of the Art. Nature. Science. Program and Steve shares the plans for the program in the coming year.
Renata’s closing artist talk and catalogue launch: 4 February 2023 4-5pm at Binna Burra:
You can contact our guest and host on:
Dr Renata Buziak: https://renatabuziak.com/
Steve Noakes, Binna Burra Lodge - https://www.binnaburralodge.com.au/art-nature-science-program/
Host, Michelle Walker - on her website: https://michellewalker.com.au/art/ and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michellewalkerart/
Image caption: Antarctic Beech (Nothofagus moorei), 2022, Archival pigment print on paper, 27 x 33.6cm
Image credit: Renata Buziak
Music credit: Catherine Slingsby
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