Exhibition | Clementine Belle McIntosh: Sowing and Sewing
Western Plains Cultural Centre
Sat 19 Jul '25 – Sun 07 Sep '25
Overview
In Sowing N' Sewing Gilgandra-based artist Clementine Belle McIntosh challenges the human-centric relationships which define her inherent "sense of place". Combining textiles with traditional painting techniques and impulsive mark-marking with nonhuman collaboration, McIntosh's textile installations reflect the dynamic and complex interactions present between local environments, industries, and communities in the context of rural Australia.
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In Sowing N' Sewing Gilgandra-based artist Clementine Belle McIntosh challenges the human-centric relationships which define her inherent "sense of place". Combining textiles with traditional painting techniques and impulsive mark-marking with nonhuman collaboration, McIntosh's textile installations reflect the dynamic and complex interactions present between local environments, industries, and communities in the context of rural Australia.
A continuation of McIntosh's regenerative approach to art making, Sowing N' Sewing invites viewers to be enveloped by the textile materials utilised and consider the narratives of the land, the industry that relies on it and the people that live within it. Thus, allowing you to build your own associations towards a "sense of place".
This is a HomeGround exhibition, produced by the WPCC and supported by Orana Arts. HomeGround is sponsored by Wingewarra Dental.