SUSTAINABLE CREATIVE PRACTICES PANEL DISCUSSION

Name: SUSTAINABLE CREATIVE PRACTICES PANEL DISCUSSION
Start: 2025-05-26T18:00:00+0800
End: 2025-05-26T20:30:00+0800
Location: 141 Queen Victoria St

Mon, 26 May, 6pm - 8:30pm AWST

141 Queen Victoria St

fremantle, australia

Vessel

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Vessel and City of Fremantle present ‘SUSTAINABLE CREATIVE PRACTICES’ at the Naval Store

A panel discussion on sustainable creative practices for artists, designers and organisations facilitated by Design Freo’s Pippa Hurst.

The first Vessel public programming associated with the newly purpose built Artist-in-Residency Studio + Foyer Project, a collaboration with Future Materials

Monday 26th May

Join us from 6pm for nibbles, discussion starts at 6.30pm.

Pippa Hurst (Design Freo)
Ren Tapley (Future Materials)
Mark Lilly (Manner Furniture)
Jessee Lee Johns (Artist)
Aimee Smith (Sustainability and climate change consultant)
Zali Morgan (First Nations curator and Vessel Director)

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Vessel: Where historic space meets contemporary art. Transforming the Naval Store into a place for dynamic, site-responsive creativity that sparks societal change.

At Vessel, we boldly declare ourselves as the future. We firmly believe in the power of contemporary art and creativity as catalysts for change. Our mission is to provide a unique independent voice, a dedicated exhibition space, and a non-profit contemporary arts organisation.

We are a catalyst of artistic and creative growth, nurturing early and mid-career artistic and curatorial practices. Vessel prioritises peer to peer learning and professional development to foster critical arts practices that dare to challenge the current political, environmental and societal norms.

Our home is at the Naval Store, a unique industrial space at the entryway to Walyalup, that holds great significance in the historic, cultural and creative fabric of Fremantle. Vessel’s program highlights the importance of the arts to create dialogue and debate about the relationship between art and society, reflecting on contemporary issues and challenges that we face as a community, both locally and internationally. We aspire to catalyse artistic practices and foster meaningful public exchange.

https://vesselcontemporary.org/

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Mon, 26 May, 6pm - 8:30pm AWST

141 Queen Victoria St

fremantle, australia

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