Radical Practice - 2022 Guildhouse reVision Symposium

12 November 2022
10:30am—5:00pm
10:30 arrival for 11am panel start.
Sauerbier House
21 Wearing St, Port Noarlunga

Tickets: $49 members and $69 non-members, plus booking fees.
Limited 'pay what you can' tickets available.
Your ticket includes lunch.

We each have our own self-determined rules that guide us, that define our arts practice and in turn our arts community. Within most arts practice there is the search for radical change, socially, politically, environmentally, personally. Radical Practice as a thematic for the 2022 Guildhouse Symposium provides a platform for us to all explore the big and small gestures that shape our individual and collective practices.

This Symposium follows a history of providing opportunities for professional development for South Australian artists through in-person connection and storytelling. Wrapped around the theme Radical Practice local artists are given access to local and interstate professional artists who care about and are deeply engaged in their community, to share experiences, provide advice and strengthen ways of thinking about personal and collective practice.

Join us for a relaxed day of conversation and exploration at beautiful Sauerbier House with Welcome to Country from Ashum Yarlupina Owen from Ngangki Warra and a special guest performance by Tilly Tjala Thomas. Local goods will be on display and for sale from Moonrise Seaweed Co & Bush Organics.

Your ticket includes a delicious lunch provided by Let Them Eat, and you are welcome to pack your favourite snacks to sustain yourself throughout the day. Please note this is an alcohol free event.

Click here for more information about the day, speakers and panels.

Session 1: Small idea, big passion
Facilitated by Jayne Bates and featuring Louise Flaherty, Henry Jock Walker and Clem Newchurch.
Three artists discuss the ways in which they have built community. From small scale initiatives with a huge personal impact, to environmental and art collectives with wide commercial and community reach.

Session 2: Radical Practice
Facilitated by Rayleen Forester and featuring Elyas Alavi, Dr Ali Gumillya Baker and Lara Tilbrook.
Join a conversation centred around community pride, working collaboratively and the ethos of arts making.

Session 3: The Relationship is the Project
Facilitated by Kate Larsen and featuring Claire G Coleman, Cara Kirkwood and Anthony Peluso.
Unpacking the 2020 book of the same name, artists and cultural workers discuss best practice for engaging in community-based projects.

Access:
Sauerbier House is wheelchair accessible.
We are happy to book an interpreter if needed – please reach out to polly.dymond@guildhouse.org.au if you would like to make a request.

Photography permissions:
Photographs and/or video may be taken at this event. By taking part in this event you grant the event organisers full rights to use the images resulting from the photography/video filming, and any reproductions or adaptations of the images for fundraising, publicity or other purposes to help achieve the group’s aims. This might include (but is not limited to), the right to use them in their printed and online publicity, social media, press releases and funding applications.

If you do not wish to be photographed please inform the photographer or a Guildhouse staff member.

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