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This video documents a public discussion on what makes a ‘creative economy’? Held in association with the 'FLOW' exhibition, this Artist Talk was held at the CLIMARTE Gallery on 14 June 2023.

With Creative Producer Deborah Hart, artists Pam Kleemann-Passi, Linda Knight, Jo Lane, Carolyn Lewens, Sarah Metzner, Louise Rippert, Adam Stone discussed their work and exchanged ideas for transitioning to a ‘creative economy’, one that supports all people and the natural world to thrive.

"Another world is not only possible, she is on her way.
On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing."

― Arundhati Roy

In the context of the Climate Emergency, and timed with the end of the financial year, 'FLOW' was an exhibition exploring what a better future looks like.

As a medium of exchange, the word currency is derived from the word current, the origin of which was curraunt meaning flowing (c. 1300). Like thriving ecosystems, healthy economies depend on healthy flows of life sustaining resources.

Examining the flow between money, politics, information and power, artwork in FLOW posed critical questions about financial flows, reminds us of the vital interconnections and interdependencies between all life, and showed the profound possibilities of economic systems based on respect and reciprocity.

Artists
Melissa Corbett, Rod Gray, Pam Kleemann-Passi, Linda Knight, Jo Lane, Carolyn Lewens, Jenny McCracken, Sarah Metzner, Paul Prato, Jen Rae, Bronwyn Razem, Louise Rippert, Adam Stone and Giselle Wilkinson.

Creative Producer, Deborah Hart.

FLOW Exhibition Details
Where: CLIMARTE Gallery, 120 Bridge Rd, Richmond
When: 31 May – 1 July 2023

For full exhibition details visit - https://climarte.org/project/flow/

For further details about this event visit - https://climarte.org/project/what-mak...

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, and the City of Yarra.

CLIMARTE acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people as the Traditional Owners and true sovereigns of Narrm the land where this film was made, also known as Melbourne.

We also acknowledge the courage and leadership of other
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in caring for Country.

We pay our respects to Elders from all nations,
and to their Elders past, present and future.