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19.01.2022 not sure if everyone has heard this, but its only short and I think its good for everyone to think about.

13.01.2022 The Plimsoll Inquiry would sincerely like to thank all participants for their generosity and involvement in the seven week project. Well done all.

13.01.2022 Goodmorning everyone! Don't forget that TONIGHT we will be presenting the last WNF! Click through to the event page to RSVP & we hope to see you all there!

12.01.2022 This is exactly what Barry Bothways and Bruce predicted about the work of art in the tall gallery as part of the Plimsoll Inquiry by Amanda Shone and Bec Stevens. That was back in 2013 - Barry and Bruce were far ahead of their time...as risk assessment analysts that is

11.01.2022 About to head off to the WNF? Don't forget to tag the photos you take on instagram with #WednesdayNightFiasco so we can see them! Also follow @plimsoll_inquiry to see all things PI.

08.01.2022 Join us for the last WNF! Click through to the event to RSVP and we will see you all tomorrow night!

07.01.2022 I guess this old chestnut should appear here Megan Walch

06.01.2022 Week 22 #guardianweekly #america #geelongconversation #dialogicalart #socialpractice #socialpracticeart #artaseducation #educationasart

02.01.2022 The Plimsoll Inquiry Collaborative Writing Project Your contribution and interest in The Plimsoll Inquiry (PI) last year added to the spirit of the PI project ...as a collective enterprise, and demonstrated that the Plimsoll Gallery is a wonderful asset and a fantastic space, not only to the University, but to the wider arts ecology in Tasmania. The energy and enthusiasm which formed around this shared project, proved just that. By way of thanks, and to conclude the PI’s first stage, we would like to invite you to submit a small piece of writing in response to an image of your choice from our enormous image bank. Your collective responses will contribute to an e-publication to be published later this year. Acknowledging your co-contribution to the PI has been an important part of the process and we sincerely hope you will be part of this exciting production. Your response to an image does not have to be complex, and can be as simple as a word, a sentence, a statement, an opinion, a question or a short paragraph. However, it would be preferable if it was no more than 100 - 200 words long. It does not even have to relate to the PI as such, rather it may be something that a certain image has reminded you of. To make this work in a timely fashion, we will supply you with access to a large bank of images from the PI proceedings, then ask that you name the image and simply respond in some way. We will conduct it as a modified form of Chinese Whispers, where you will see what the last person has written, then pass it on to the next person within 24 hours. We would like to publish your name, however, if you wish to be anonymous then that is also fine. If you are interested, could you let us know by emailing [email protected], by Friday 7th MARCH, and you will be provided with a link to the image file. Please note: The Plimsoll Inquiry is the subject of ethics application No H0012017. Many of the images in the files contain images of groups and individuals who participated in the various events. Please contact us as soon as possible if you do not wish your image published.