Explore an immersive installation envisioning ecological regeneration in a climate-altered future.
Sunday 6 June 2027
to Saturday 15 August 2026
11:00am - 3:00pm
Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre Corner Walker and Robinson Street, Dandenong
Free
Step into a visionary world where nature reclaims and thrives beyond human control. This exhibition invites families to experience a sculptural and immersive journey through ecologies shaped by climate change and ecological memory. It’s a unique opportunity to engage with art that reflects resilience and adaptation in our environment.
The installation is the result of extensive research and collaboration with local Indigenous leaders and botanical experts, offering a thoughtful and inspiring perspective on survival and regeneration. Children and adults alike will find themselves captivated by the quiet, collective power of nature’s renewal.
Perfect for parents seeking a meaningful cultural outing that sparks curiosity about the environment and Indigenous knowledge.
The exhibition runs from 2026-06-06 to 2026-08-15, open Wednesday through Saturday from 11:00 to 15:00. Special extended hours on Thursday 2026-07-23 from 11:00 to 15:00 allow for a leisurely visit.
Visitors can expect to spend around an hour exploring the installation, which combines sculpture and immersive elements to evoke a future shaped by ecological intelligence. The exhibition is free and requires no registration, making it an accessible cultural experience for families.
Located at the Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre, corner of Walker and Robinson Street, Dandenong, this venue is easily accessible by car and public transport. The gallery is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Sundays.
The space is welcoming and designed to accommodate visitors of all ages, with assistance available upon request to ensure everyone can participate fully. Parents will appreciate the calm and contemplative environment ideal for a family outing.
This is a free event with no bookings required, allowing for flexible visit times within opening hours. The exhibition acknowledges and respects the Bunurong People, Traditional Custodians of the land, and incorporates Indigenous ecological knowledge.
Visitors are encouraged to engage respectfully with the artworks and the themes of climate resilience and ecological memory. Additional support is available for those needing assistance to participate.
No bookings or registrations are needed for this exhibition. Entry is free for all visitors, making it an excellent budget-friendly cultural activity for families.
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