Public Art
Veronyka Lau, Agatha 'Agy' Lee & Adeline Huang
17 January 2025 to 26 January 2025
Free admission
Wheelchair accessibility
Synopsis
With the support from Canberra Community Arts and Culture Club (CACC), The Textile Paper Lab project is an experimental space that opens up the definition of paper and the paper making process in response to the complex textile waste compositions that we discard. At this SAW x PAssionArts project, Canberra residents joined us in turning their waste into majestic soft sculptures that catch the light and wind in a public space in Canberra Park. Textile Paper Lab is led by artists, designers and sustainability educators. It is a project by the Renew Earth Sweat Shop that creates micro-community spaces for people to gather to learn, to sew and upcycle together.Participating artists/curators:
Artists:
Veronyka Lau
Agatha Lee
Adeline Huang
Christine R. Bay (Artist)
Woon Tien Wei (Artist)
Cynthia Suwito (Zine maker)
Mahyuddin Chan
Facilitators:
Ong Chun Yeow (Sustainability Educator)
Sarah Lin (Social Media Design)
Public programmes:
Sat 30 Nov 2024: 10am to 12pm
Sun 15 Dec 2024: 10am to 12pm
Sun 22 Dec 2024: 10am to 12pm
Canberra Community Club Room 03-09
Join us in making beautiful paper-like forms from unwanted translucent and textured textiles and fabrics. Learn new ways to creatively reuse our textile waste to make big majestic soft sculptures that reimagines a public space in Sembawang as part of Singapore Art Week x PAssionArts 2025.
Register with us at textilepaperlab@gmail.com.
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