Join a curated participatory moonlight walk through Ballarat’s CBD with Amy Tsilemanis of the Australian Walking Artists and exclusive access to the Bound Exhibition in conversation with the artists of one of the exhibits 'Cucoloris'.

This shared experience invites participants to slow down and walk together—friends and strangers alike—through a landscape shaped by light, shadow, and connection. The evening concludes with exclusive late night opening of exhibition in conversation with the artists Tiffany Titshall and Jayne Newgreen, exploring their friendship and the origins of their large scale artwork as part of 'BOUND' exhibition.

Cucoloris – “No-one’s lost who finds the moon” is a large-scale, immersive installation by artists Tiffany Titshall (drawing) and Jayne Newgreen (weaver). Inspired by their friendship, shared time in nature, and the intimate observation of moonlight filtering through trees, the work explores the moon as an omnipresent reassurance of our connection to nature, memory, ancestry, and each other.

Your starting point for the moonlight walk will be revealed 24 hours before the journey begins.

Includes

Guided interactive moonlight CBD Walk with Amy Tsilemanis of the Australian Walking Artists. (40min)
Artist conversation with visual artist Tiffany Titshall & textile artist Jayne Newgreen.
Exclusive Late Night Access to BOUND Exhibition
Enjoy a complimentary drink as you explore the exhibition.
Limited capacity

18:30 First Show - Arrive Alfred Deakin Place at 18:20

19:20 Second Show - Arrive Front Mining Exchange at 19:15

Please wear your Blue.

Jayne Newgreen is a textile artist based in the Pyrenees Region of Victoria, on Dja Dja Wurrung Country. Working with recycled and natural fibres on a loom, she brings a photographer's eye for light, texture and composition to weaving. Her work balances beauty with disruption, exploring memory, environment and contemporary life. @jaynenewgreen.textileartist

Tiffany Titshall lives on Dja Dja Wurrung country. Completing Honours in Printmaking at Monash University in 1995, her work is held in the Art Gallery of Ballarat. Most known for charcoal works on paper, her concepts tackle myth, relic, ritual, tree portraits, and the natural world in which she lives and wanders. www.tiffanytitshall.com

Dr Amy Tsilemanis (A.T Studio) is an artist, producer, curator, and researcher, based in Ballarat Australia on Wadawurrung Country. She works in the GLAM sector, and across audio storytelling, poetry, collage, participatory walks, and installation, exploring connections to place and to each other through time. amytsilemanis.com.au

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