Sustainable Neighbourhoods
Waste to Art Exhibition 2023
Waste to Art Exhibition 2023
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The 2023 Sustainable Neighbourhoods Waste to Art exhibition showcases thought provoking artworks created by community members, artists, groups and students from across the region.
A remarkable range of wearable artworks, sculptures, cute characters and beautiful functional items are on display, prompting us all to reflect on the waste in our lives, and what we can do to transition to a more sustainable future. Now showing until 7 December 2023
Held across two locations:
Waste and plastic pollution have an enormous impact on the local and global environment. The Waste to Art project confronts us all to reflect on the waste in our lives, and what we can do to transition to a more sustainable future.
The exhibition gives us some pause to think about the items that are all around us; what they are made from, their purpose; and the value of those materials that would otherwise end up in landfill or littering our waterways. Read all about the artists and artworks in the 2023 Waste to Art Exhibition.
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Kay Pittelkow - Bowl, 2023
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Waste to Art - People's Choice Awards Presentation
Saturday 2 December, 10.30am
Toronto Library, tirrabiyangba, Corner Brighton Avenue and Pemell Streets, Toronto
Please join us for the 2023 Sustainable Neighbourhoods Waste to Art Awards presentation.
We will be presenting the Peoples’ Choice Awards, and hearing from some of our artists about their work and process.
RSVPs essential by Wednesday 29 November to events.humanitix.com/waste-to-art-award-presentation.
Saturday 2 December, 10.30am
Toronto Library, tirrabiyangba, Corner Brighton Avenue and Pemell Streets, Toronto
Please join us for the 2023 Sustainable Neighbourhoods Waste to Art Awards presentation.
We will be presenting the Peoples’ Choice Awards, and hearing from some of our artists about their work and process.
RSVPs essential by Wednesday 29 November to events.humanitix.com/waste-to-art-award-presentation.
Waste to Art at the 2023 Living Smart Festival and Living Together Festival
We presented selected works from our previous exhibitions and a sneak peak of some 2023 works at the Living Smart Festival on 16 September and the Living Together Festival on 17 September at Speers Point Park.
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Waste to Art 2023 - Information for artists
Registrations are now closed Artworks may be created by an individual or a group. Artworks must be original work by the artist(s) and not infringe any copyright, trademark or other intellectual property rights or any third party. The exhibition is open to community members from across the region, but preference will be given to Lake Macquarie residents if required. The Sustainable Neighbourhood Alliance reserves the right to curate the exhibition as required, and is not compelled to include all artworks registered or received. Artist Terms & Conditions Key Dates:
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Ben Gibson - Recycled Skate Wood. Image: Mardi Lee
Caves Beach Crop Swap - Rubbish Reef, 2020.
Image: Mardi Lee
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Check out the wonderful artworks submitted from previous Sustainable Neighbourhood projects
The project was originally inspired by two previous art exhibitions run by Sustainable Neighbourhood groups in West Wallsend District and Caves Beach – Swansea Area.
Waste to Art was established in 2018 to include the whole of Lake Macquarie and region, and has successfully delivered 4 major exhibitions.
Waste to Art was established in 2018 to include the whole of Lake Macquarie and region, and has successfully delivered 4 major exhibitions.
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The 2018 Waste to Art Exhibition was held at SEEN@Swansea.
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Coast and Lake Marine Debris
School Art Competition Caves Beach - Swansea Area Sustainable Neighbourhood Group 
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Waste to Art Education Kit
Thank you to volunteer Crystal for developing this Education Kit to support participation in Waste to Art. The kit is suitable to support teachers to deliver Waste to Art activities with their students. The kit will also be useful to community and other artists who are interested in:
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See Waste Differently
In this video, Mardi from French for Tuesday talks with Sam about how she uses waste differently, and is inspired by visiting the annual Waste to Art exhibition. |
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Creating couture from waste
Check out this great story created by French for Tuesday, talking with Melinda Hicks about her journey to create couture dresses from a variety of waste materials. |
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