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AELA's Earth Arts Week - Celebrating Kinship

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Fri, 13 Nov, 9pm - Sat, 21 Nov, 10pm EST

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Join us from 14-22 November 2026 for AELA's "Earth Arts Week" - a celebration of how our creativity can help us connect with, and live in relationship with, the living world.

AELA's 2026 Earth Arts theme is "Kinship" and during Earth Arts Week, we'll be promoting in-person events and exhibitions, free webinars and other activities that celebrate kinship

WHY KINSHIP?

Human beings are just one member of the wider Earth community, and we are all connected and interdependent with all other species and ecosystems. ‘Kinship’ invites us to reflect, celebrate and be inspired by the creative, cultural, bioregional, spiritual and practical ways that humans relate to, and are part of, nature. ‘Kinship’ aims to enable us to enrich our understanding of what it means to be part of the Earth community.


OUR PROGRAM

VIRTUAL ART GALLERY

CLICK HERE to visit our beautiful virtual art gallery anytime

Featuring 20 artists and over 80 works, it's a joy to behold!

WEBINAR SERIES

All our webinars will be hosted from 12noon to 1pm AEST/Qld time (1-2pm AEDT/NSW)

There is ONE ZOOM LINK FOR ALL WEBINARS- the zoom link will be emailed to you when you register

  • Mon 16 November @ 12noon AEST - "Kinship with the botanical world": Renata Buziak, Stella Clarke and Andrea Moser

  • Tuesday 17 November @ 12noon AEST - Poetry and Artworks: Jade Irvine, Oliver Hurst and Margot Nash

  • Wednesday 18 November @12noon AEST - "Resonance" - EcoArts Dialogue with Forest Keegel, Patricia Watts, Tarsh Bates and Susan Hauri-Downing.

  • Thursday 19 November @12noon AEST - Poetry and Artworks: Meg Nielsen, Catherine Donnelly, Jennifer Eadie & Rebecca Ryall

  • Monday 23 November@12noon AEST - "Earth Ethics - Essay discussions" - John Seed, David Cushieri and Jessica Lisa Moore


IN PERSON EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

Please visit our Earth Arts "Kinship" website HERE for details about exhibitions and in person events being hosted by AELAs Earth Arts Community, or click on the links below.

  • Sat 14 November – The Gap, Brisbane – Cyanotype Workshop – more details here

  • Sat 14 November – Kawalang, NSW – Native food, spices and essential oil Field Day – more details here

  • Sun 15 November – Glenbrook, NSW – Earth Arts Forum & Workshop – ‘Rooted in Place’ – more details here

  • Sun 15 November – Priestdale, Brisbane – Artist Talk: Nature, Memory & Materiality by Renata Buziak & Andrea Moser, ‘Between Space and Extraction’ exhibition – more details here

  • Sat 21 November – Glenorie, NSW – Poet’s Garden, Picnic & Tour – for more details please contact Kerryn directly via emailkvaleontis@gmail.com OR mob: 0410 863 286

  • Sun 22 November – Leschenault Inlet at Australind, WA – Kinship with matter: entanglement with Leschenault Inlet/Derpal Elaap (meeting place TBC)

  • Sun 22 November – Willsons Downfall NSW – ‘Red Rain’ – more details here


ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN EARTH LAWS ALLIANCE (AELA)

AELA is a not-for-profit organisation working to increase the understanding and practical implementation of Earth-centred (ecocentric) governance, with a focus on systems change across law, economics, education, ethics and community participation in Australia. AELA's vision is an Australian society that embraces an ecocentric or ‘life-centred’ culture, with governance systems that enable human communities to thrive within ecological boundaries, while nurturing biodiversity and ecosystem health. AELA's work includes education programs and project support for people, communities and organisations working to create ecocentric systems change.

For more information, visit our website: www.earthlaws.org.au
or email us anytime: aela@earthlaws.org.au

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