To the Owner: Delivery walk, Friday 20 November

This guided public walk (limited to three people) is part of a larger public program series accompanying the UTS Gallery exhibition To the Owner by Alana Hunt.

Join the artist in conversation as she delivers letters as part of the artwork To the Owner (of multiple properties). The walks are an opportunity to share intimate discussions with Hunt as she thinks through the possibilities and provocations the letters spur.

To the Owner (of multiple properties) comprises the ongoing delivery of more than 3,000 oversized letters to the wealthiest streets in the wealthiest suburbs of Gadigal Nura/Sydney. Each letter contains a playful yet genuine proposition: that owners of multiple homes provide the artist with free housing for a decade. Deadpan in tone, the letters reveal the absurdity of wealth accumulation and class privilege on unceded Aboriginal Land.

This guided public walking activity takes place on approved public routes and is supervised by a UTS Event Lead.

Participants are to attend as observers only. Participants must remain with the group, follow the directions of the UTS Event Lead and must not deliver letters, enter private property, knock on doors, approach residents, engage in arguments, or photograph or film people without permission.

UTS may change, pause, postpone or cancel the walk before or during the activity if safety, legal, privacy, weather, operational or reputational concerns arise.

What to expect

• You will be walking on public footpaths and through public spaces.

• You will be exposed to ordinary outdoor conditions, including sun, heat, rain, wind, traffic, uneven surfaces and other members of the public.

• You are required to remain with the group and follow UTS Event Lead directions.

• The walk may be changed, shortened, paused or cancelled at short notice if conditions are unsafe.

What to bring and wear

• Bring a hat, sunglasses, sunblock and drinking water.

• Wear enclosed, comfortable walking shoes and clothing suitable for the forecast conditions.

• If rain is forecast, bring appropriate wet-weather protection.