BigCi in Bilpin, New South Wales, Australia | Non-governmental organisation (NGO)
BigCi
Locality: Bilpin, New South Wales, Australia
Address: c/o Bilpin PO 2758 Bilpin, NSW, Australia
Website: http://www.bigci.org
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24.01.2022 The burning of Melissa Anastasi and Rae Bolotin's paper sculpture 'Fire'. A reminder of the recent past and a warning for the future. #bigci #bigciaustralia #bigciresidency #artistresidencies #artistresidency #artistinresidence #bigciresidents #bluemountainsarts #artshed #bluemountainsartists #visualart #sitespecificart #environmentalart #exhibition #artexhibition #artstudio #conservation #newsouthwales #visitnsw #unescoworldheritage #bluemountainsaustralia #bigciopendays
24.01.2022 Scribbly Gum, by Madeleine Shaw, exhibited at the Open Day, September 2019.
22.01.2022 Detail of Sarah Breen-Lovett’s Three Angophoras installation at BigCi during Fieldtrip 2017, curated by Sabrina Roesner Sarah Breen Lovett
21.01.2022 BigCi Open Day Invitation - 13 December 2020 - https://mailchi.mp/5ba5cbf0f905/open-day-1481146
21.01.2022 One of Lisa Tubach’s (USA) works shown during the Open Day last December. It has been influenced by the time she spent in BigCi and also at the Great Barrier Reef two unique areas facing significant environmental challenges.
21.01.2022 Artist Luke Foster (NSW North Coast) is getting ready for the BigCi Open Day on Sunday 1 November, 11-4. Luke will show a series of drawings, a drawing video slide show, and video installation. The small drawings are largely self-reflective and are a diary of his personal experiences at the BigCi, including his activities, the music he listened to and the people he met. The other videos and drawing installations reflect on influential artists, writers, intellectuals and a bo...ok of his childhood memories. Three other artists take part in the Open Day: Julie Bartholomew, the Winner of 2019 BigCi Anniversary Award (ceramics), Rae Bolotin (sculpture, installation, performance), and Melissa Anastasi (film director and writer). All details at https://bigci.org/new-news/ Julie Bartholomew Melissa Anastasi Luke Foster See more
20.01.2022 Mount Airly pagodas, Mugii-Murum-ban, Gardens of Stone #daywalksfrombigci #bluemountainswilderness #offthebeatenpath #offthebeatentrack #bigci #bigciaustralia #bigciresidency #artistresidency #artistresidencies #artistinresidence #landscape #bushwalk #newsouthwales #visitnsw #unescoworldheritage #bluemountainsaustralia #australianlandscape #rockformations
20.01.2022 Jennifer Dowdell, USA, is presenting her Colo River drawings at the Art Shed during the Open Day in December last year. Jennifer Dowdell
20.01.2022 In his installation ‘The Orchard’ Coster Mkoki (Zimbabwe) incorporated farming and household objects found on the local properties affected by the bushfires. Open Day March 2020.
20.01.2022 A sculpture and projections installation inspired by the ghost town of Newnes, at the Art Shed. By Valerie George (US), June 2017. Valerie George
17.01.2022 Artist Luke Foster making his installation at the Art Shed. This was his second residency at BigCi. Read what he had to say about his residency here https://bigci.org/artists-in-residence-2/ Luke Foster
15.01.2022 Detail of Sally Baldwin's (UK) installation at the Art Shed during the last Open Day in March this year. Sally Baldwin Art
13.01.2022 Chelsea Call (US) presenting her work about solastalgia at the Open Day in March this year.
12.01.2022 One of the several paintings Wendy Jagger did whilst at BigCi. Wendy Jagger Studio
11.01.2022 Subin Heo's (South Korea) take on Mountain Devil, Lambertia formosa, found here in abundance. August 2018 Open Day.
11.01.2022 ‘Only Taking What You Need’ by Jan Cleveringa, Australia, exhibited at the Open Day in April last year. Jan Cleveringa
11.01.2022 John Galan (USA) is talking about his work at BigCi Open Day in July 2017. John Galan
11.01.2022 Betra Fraval’s painting displayed at the Art Shed Mezzanine during the BigCi Open Day in March 2018.
10.01.2022 Ceramics artist Julie Bartholomew with one of her models for bee hive structures, during the last BigCi Open Day. Read what she had to say about her residency here https://bigci.org/artists-in-residence-2/ Julie Bartholomew
09.01.2022 The work, Phases of Moon, of Margeaux Walter, New York-based performative photographer and the winner of BigCi Environmental Award 2019 done whilst in residency at BigCi. Presented in October last year. Margeaux Walter Studio
09.01.2022 Liquid Rock, Yengo National Park #bluemountainswilderness #offthebeatenpath #offthebeatentrack #bigci #bigciaustralia #bigciresidency #artistresidency #artistresidencies #artistinresidence #landscape #bushwalk #newsouthwales #visitnsw #unescoworldheritage #bluemountainsaustralia #australianlandscape #rockformations
09.01.2022 Meet Julie Bartholomew (ceramics artist), the Winner of 2019 BigCi Anniversary Award, at our Open Day this Sunday 1 November, 11-4. Habitat, Julie’s project at BigCi aims to bring greater visibility to bee populations, foreground the importance of Wollemi National Park as an inspirational environment, and generate visually striking architectural structures for bees. She constructed a series of clay prototype designs for larger habitable bee structures. Research sourced from ...local apiarists and the aesthetic features of Wollemi National Park inspired innovative bee habitat that will help counter threats to biodiversity caused by climate change and urbanisation. Three other artists take part in the Open Day: Rae Bolotin (sculpture, installation, performance), Melissa Anastasi (film director and writer), and Luke Foster (drawing, video, installation). All details at https://bigci.org/new-news/ See more
08.01.2022 Sally Baldwin's (UK) installation at the Art Shed Mezzanine during the last Open Day in March this year. Sally Baldwin Art
06.01.2022 Ju Won’s (Korea) work catching the evening sun at the Art Shed, June 2019.
05.01.2022 BigCi Open Day Invitation - 1 November 2020 - https://mailchi.mp/76319ed22c3b/open-day-1481134
05.01.2022 Tosca Teran, BigCi Environmental Award Winner 2019, presents the music of Waratahs and Angophoras at the Open Day, October 2019.
02.01.2022 Sunset at Sunset Rock near BigCi, by Ted Heublein (USA). Open Day March this year.
02.01.2022 Duly Priced Drink (Katherine Kennedy, assisted by Catherine Thickett and Monique Bedwell) created a pop-up-cafe styled printmaking studio, using coffee as a printmaking tool. BigCi Art Shed, July 2017. Open Day visitors lined up to order their individual coffees and had a print pulled in front of them based on their coffee order. Katherine Kennedy
01.01.2022 Meet film maker Melissa Anastasi at our Open Day on Sunday 1 November, 11-4. Her film ‘Chlorine’ has just won the prestigious 2020 Australian Directors' Guild Best Short Film Direction Award. You can see the film during the Open Day. This work, which was also the 2019 Sydney Film Festival Fellowship Winner, is an intimate portrait of a young thief living on the fringes. The project is an exploration of blood ties, the tension between familial obligations and a youthful desire for freedom. Three other artists take part in the Open Day: Luke Foster (drawings, video, installation, performance), Julie Bartholomew, the Winner of 2019 BigCi Anniversary Award (ceramics), and Rae Bolotin (sculpture, installation, performance). All details at https://bigci.org/new-news/ Julie Bartholomew Luke Foster Melissa Anastasi @
01.01.2022 Film director and writer Melissa Anastasi came to BigCi to develop a script for her new film. Read what she said about her residency in https://bigci.org/artists-in-residence-2/ Melissa Anastasi #bigci #bigciaustralia #bigciresidency#artistresidencies #artistresidency#artistinresidence #bigciresidents#bluemountainsarts #artshed#bluemountainsartists #visualart#sitespecificart #environmentalart#exhibition #artexhibition #artstudio#conservation #newsouthwales#visitnsw #unescoworldheritage#bluemountainsaustralia#bigciopendays
