Join us for an evening celebrating stories that cross species boundaries.

Curated by Andrew Burrell (UTS Visualisation Institute) the event will include readings and performances by Andrew Burrell, Andrew van der Westhyzen, Blake Lawrence, Cameron Muir, Lizzy Nagy, Peter Minter, Vanessa Berry and Zoë Sadokierski, an exhibition of creative works from the UTS Visualisation Institute, with drinks and snacks provided.

This event is part 'Storytelling for Lost and Threatened Places', an environmental humanities symposium which explores how place-based stories shape our understanding of, and responses to, the biodiversity and climate crises. The symposium is organised by Thom van Dooren, Kirsten Wehner, Cameron Muir, Andrea Gaynor, Zoë Sadokierski, and Natalie Osborne. For more information, see: https://events.humanitix.com/storytelling-for-lost-and-threatened-places

This symposium is being co-organised by several research teams working in related areas: Narrative Ecologies of Warragamba Dam Discovery Project (DP220101258); Shadow Places Special Research Initiative (SR200201032); Living on the Edge: Caring for Australia’s Threatened Places (National Museum of Australia and Sydney Environment Institute). The symposium is jointly hosted by the Sydney Environment Institute at the University of Sydney), the National Museum of Australia, the School of Humanities at the University of Western Australia, and the Visualisation Institute at the University of Technology Sydney.

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