Apmere Mparntwe -
People, Place, Story

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The curators take the stage in this daily session that draws
objects out of private and public collections and into the bright
light of day.

Join Traditional Custodians, artists and thinkers in an open forum
discussion that explores the passions, protocols and politics around
working with local materials, material sustainability and ethical
approaches to working with and on country.

Clay as a means of navigating, connecting with and affirming
cultural identity and heritage

From the built environment to the natural world, this panel explores the
ways in which contemporary ceramics can reflect our cultural, historic
and symbiotic relationships with place.

Awethe Angkaye! (Say it Again!)

Come and learn some basic Arrernte with the team
from Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe.

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Clay as a medium for healing, hope and new
horizons

The alchemical nature of individual practice.
This session explores the inspirational, tangential,
unexpected and transformative journeys that fuel
the creative process

Session 1: Greg Daly - Alchemy of Lustre
Session 2: Panel discussion with
Kelly Austin, Claire Ellis
Jack Balfour
Facilitator: Greg Daly

Ampe-kenhe Ahelhe: Anwernenhe iwerre anthaye: us leading the way

by Earth, by things that have been
in the Fire -

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Ceramics in the age of the anthropocene

Humour, parody and satire as a strategy for
disrupting the status quo

Social and political activism in ceramics