What can a river teach us when we trace the entangled relationships that constitute its intelligence—between water, sediment, species, and seasons? And how might sitting with that complexity open up ways of thinking, making and caring, that take seriously the more-than-human?

Join Indigenous Water Science researcher Bradley Moggridge and artist, curator and researcher Kirsten Wehner for a panel discussion on the provocations prompted by waterways, facilitated by Zoë Sadokierski, Bodies of water program academic lead and designer, writer, creative producer and educator.

The discussion will be followed by a collage session addressed to bodies of water.

A separate screening of the short documentary More than a Fish Kill (2024), co-produced by the National Museum of Australia, the Cad Factory and Otis Filley Studios, follows the session.

RSVP to More than a Fish Kill's film screening here.

About the public program

Bodies of water is a free learning program presented in parallel with the UTS Gallery exhibition A river runs through (5 May – 29 August 2026) by Spence Messih.

Contact the host of River kin with Professor Bradley Moggridge, Dr Kirsten Wehner, chaired by Zoë Sadokierski

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