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Resonance in SW Australia

Today begins our 2026 Membership Campaign! The goal for this coming year is to inspire a "proactive" environment, where members are supported to engage and commune with their audiences in generative and regenerative ways. Upcoming programs include our annual call for artists + printed book, and the book launch of Wicked Monstrous, featuring over 130 artists addressing plastics. We invite you to join us, and look forward to welcoming you and your practice into this global community of ecological artists who are sharing resources and supporting each others' work. We need all hands on deck!

This month we will hear from several of our members "down under," in Australia, three focused on extraction who will participate in our third Indigenizing Dialogues. And, sixteen artists who will present works for the exhibition Resonance: Dialogues in Art and Ecology, curated by Sharmila Wood, at the Southern Forest Arts, Painted Tree Gallery, in Northcliffe, Western Australia. see below

We are now at the printers in Germany with Soils Turn! Books ordered from Europe will be shipped from Germany and we are expecting the US/Australia orders to ship by the end of the month. Apologies for the delay. The list of over 175 artists included below

Consider joining us today and get fourteen months of membership, including our monthly newsletter with opportunities for residencies/calls for artists/grants and more!

Patricia Watts, founder/curator

Header image: Google map for Northcliffe Information & Visitor Centre, Southern Forest Arts, Painted Tree Gallery, SW Australia

exhibitions

Resonance: Dialogues in Art and Ecology brings together 16 leading Australian artists to amplify the voices of more-than-human worlds. 

Presented by Southern Forest Arts the exhibition features ecoartspace members: Tarsh Bates, Renata Buziak, Kim V Goldsmith, Lee Harrop, Susan Hauri-Downing, Catherine Higham, WhiteFeather Hunter with Kate Goff, Forest Keegel, Heidi Kenyon x Friendly Conspiracy, Linda Knight, Annette Nykiel, Perdita Phillips, Jane Richens, Debbie Symons, Cassandra Tytler, and Clarice Yuen. Curated by Sharmila Wood.

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EXTRACTION: anti-colonial art practices, indigenizing dominate culture - Part III

Tuesday, November 20 Timebuddy

United States: 2pm HST, 4pm PST, 5pm MST, 6pm CST, 7pm EST

Australia: Wednesday, November 21, 8am AWST, 11am AEDT

Perdita Phillips, Cassandra Tytler, Elisha Lonsdale 

For this event we will hear from Cassandra Tytler, who will discuss her video work titled Shadow of Small Acts, exploring ecological interdependence, colonial legacy, and environmental change in Western Australia’s Jarrah Forest, and Perdita Phillips, who will discuss her work Wheatbelt Anticipatory Archive explored through modes of listenings/legacies/materialities/w(h)itcheries, uncovering the role of reparation and repair through personal, speculative and cultural archives. Artist/curator and Indigenous culture bearer Aleshia Lonesdale (Wiradjuri), will act as a respondent, and share works from her practice grounded in Country, then together we will explore how Indigenous knowledge can inform art practices, as well as contribute to a movement of Indigenizing dominate culture. 

This event is free for members + one guest. $5 for non-members. All participants MUST REGISTER.

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Forms Fostering Growth: Mara G Haseltine's NFO "Geotherapy Institute for Art and Field Sciences" builds Nurseries for Coral Reef Restoration in Cuba  by Olivia Carye Hallstein

featured artist

shawn skabelund 

Creative research and place-based craft and practice have led me to what Wendell Berry calls “the unsettling of America” and how historical and contemporary Manifest Destiny have impacted specific landscapes and cultures. The landscapes I live and work in become my studio, not as subject matter to draw or paint, but to observe and discover materials that I collect to create portraits of these landscapes. To prepare for my work, I research the history of a place or landscape in order to learn how interactions between the wild and the human have determined a cultural context. This “collaboration with place” directs and helps me understand what I want to communicate. shawnskabelund.com

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Taking PREORDERS for Soils Turn! 

Artists include: Agnes Meyer-Brandis, Aindreas Scholz, Alexandra Toland, Alicia Escott, Allie Horick, Alyce Santoro, Alyson Ogasian & Shona Kitchen, Amanda Stomecki, Amy Youngs, Andrea Bersaglieri, Andrea Krupp, Anne Yoncha, Anne-Katrin Spiess, Annette Nykiel, Antoinette LaFarge, Asad Raza, Ashanti Chaplin, Ashton Phillips, Austen Camille, Barbara Brown, Ben Kinsley, Bernice Ficek-Swenson, Beth Shepherd, Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle, Betty Beier, Beverly Naidus, Bia Gayotto, Blair Butterfield, Brooke Singer, Camila de Andrade Bianchi, Carole Milon, Cassandra Tytler, Cat Hart, Catriona Leahy, Chrissie Orr, Christa Donner, Christina Bertea, Christine Mackey, Christopher Lin, Cindee Klement, Cindy Stockton-Moore, Claire Pentecost, Claudia O'Steen and Alyson Ogasian, Crista Cammaroto, CV Peterson, Dana Michele Hemes, Daniel Hengst, Daniel Robles Lizano, Daro Montag, Dawn Stetzel, Deanna Pindell, Delcy Morelos, Donna Cooper, Eileen Hutton, Ela Spalding, Emilie Houssart, Emily Joy, Erica Fitzgerald, Erin Wiersma, Esha Chiocchio, Evgenia Emets, Folke Köbberling, Frances Whitehead, Francesca Virginia Coppola, Future Farmers, Gabby Morris, Geraldine Ondrizek, Heather Bird Harris, Heidi Lowell, Helen Elizabeth, Hercules and Leo Case Collective, Jackie Amezquita, Jann Rosen-Queralt, Jen Urso, Jennifer Gunlock, Jill Price, Jo Pearl, Jodi Connelly, Johanna Meyer, John Melvin, John Newling, Juniper Harrower, Junuka Deshpande, Kate Foster, Katerie Gladdys, Kathleen King, Kathryn Maguire, Katie Taylor, Katrina Bello, Kelly Eckel, Kim Norton, Kim V. Goldsmith, Lauren Bon + Metabolic Studio, Leslie Labowitz-Starus, Lilian Cooper, Linda Duvall, Linda-Marlena Ross, Lisa Moren, Liz McGowan, Liz Miller Kovacs, Lola Ben Alon, Lori Nozick, Louella Aquino, Luc Biscan-White, Madelaine Corbin, Marcus Maeder, Marina Heron-Tsaplina, Marion Belanger, Mark Brest van Kempen, Martha Lewis, Maru Garcia, Mary Mattingly, Mary Swander, Mary Waltham, masharu, Melinda Hurst Frye, Melinda Kiefer Santiago, Micheal Wang, Miranda Whall, Moira Bateman, Nanih Bvlvancha - Monique Verdin, Myka Baum, Myriel Milićević and Susanne Jaschko, Nancy Macko, Nancy Winship Milliken, Nikki Lindt, Nina Rastgar, Olivia Newroz, (p)Art of the Biomass - Holmstedt & Lobell, Pamela Casper, Pattie Beerens, Paula Castillo, Perdita Phillips, Peter Ward, Phil Lambert, Priscilla Stadler, Rachel Frank, Rebecca Schultz, Renata Buziak, Rhonda Janke, Riva Weinstein, Robert Dash, Robin Raznick, Ruben Olguin, Ruth Loveland, Ruth Wallen, Samantha Passaniti, Samuel Johnston, Sarah Misselbrook, Saskia Jorda, Saša Spačal, Shawn Skabelund, Sheila Novak, Soil Health & Agroecological Living Lab, Sophy King, Stacy Levy, Stefania Boiano, Steffie de Gaetano, Stephanie Garon, Stephanie Rothenberg, Susan Felter, Susan Rostow, Susan Smith, Susan Suntree, Susana Soares Pinto, Tim Andreae, Tim Collins & Reiko Goto, The Soil Factory, The Tissue Culture & Art Project (TC&A), Valerie Constantino, Vaughn Bell, Veronika Pfaffinger, Veslemøy Lilleengen, Vicki Mansoor, Violet Bond, Kosmologym - Walker Tufts

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announcements

Microcosms: Sacred Plants of the Americas is the recently published book by Jill Pflugueber and Steven F. White which brings together anthropology, art, spirituality, and ancient wisdom to reveal the inner lives of plants and fungi with over 50 culturally significant plants as seen through cutting-edge confocal plant microscopy. Published by Papadakis, October 2025. Above

Uncivilised Art is the latest special issue published by Dark Mountain in the UK, Autumn Issue 28, including works by Nastassja Noell, Liz Miller-Kovacs, Carol Padberg, Kala Stein, Basia Irland, Quin de la Mer, and Clare Thomas.

Lough Ramor Cavan is a National Irish TV program recently broadcast featuring swimmer and artist Michelle Boyle, along with scientists, farmers and state employees concerned about water quality in Virginia, Ireland. Aired October 22, 2025. Watch 

Art & Science Collide is a new documentary featuring Lauren Bon, that premiered on PBS SoCAL, October 17, 2025. Watch recording

Earth Prints: An artist's journey of belonging--where plants, memory, and light become one is a recent short video that follows photo-media artist Renata Buziak and her evolving biochrome process, an organic fusion of photography, plant matter, and time. Watch

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