Everyone's favourite art challenge is back, and this time, we're celebrating our wonderful waders (and other shorebirds)!
Category: Arts & Culture
Inspiring Joy through art – Introducing our artist-in-residence Genevieve Lamb
Remember The Wild are excited to introduce our newest Artist-in-Residence, Genevieve Lamb. Her beautiful illustrations will feature in our Word from the Wild newsletters over the next 12 months and we have a whole raft of projects we can't wait to work on together!
Learning to listen and listening to learn
Listen up and you'll never look back. We chat to master sound recordist Andrew Skeoch about his new book, Deep Listening to Nature.
Winning hearts with smooth, red bark: the Sydney Red Gum is crowned 2023 Eucalypt of the Year
The Sydney Red Gum, Angophora costata, has just been named 2023 Eucalypt of the Year! It's no wonder the tree is so well-loved, with those fantastically wiggly limbs that capture the imagination, and smooth red bark that calls out to be touched!
Eucalypt of the Year 2023: Who will get the Gum Gong?
Each year on National Eucalypt Day (23 March), Eucalypt Australia announces the Eucalypt of the Year, as decided by the public...
Be inspired by our new Artist-in-Residence, Ronelle Reid.
Remember The Wild are excited to introduce our newest Artist-in-Residence Ronelle Reid (@ronellereidart). Her beautiful illustrations will feature in our Word from the Wild newsletters over the next 12 months.
Snowmelt
Immerse yourself in Snowmelt, the new album by Australian sound artists Seaworthy (aka Cameron Webb) and Matt Rösner, through sound, visuals and text.
Vanda Cummins: Connecting people with nature through art
Illustrating the wonder of the wild in her brushstrokes, Vanda Cummins is a self-taught watercolour artist and Remember The Wild’s first ever ‘Artist in Residence.’
Capturing connections: The inspiration behind Victorian author and illustrator Trace Balla
Self-taught author and illustrator of six books, Trace Balla, walks me through her garden – virtually – and sets me (her computer) down in the studio tucked beside a grapevine at the back of her property in the Dja Dja Wurrung Country of central Victoria...