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Credits:Credit: Teddy Horton
Scene Through the Screen is a striking visual art exhibition of new work exploring the screen printing process to celebrate the stories of Jinibara artists – the Traditional Custodians of the mountains, valleys, and hinterlands of the Sunshine Coast.
Curated by prominent Jinibara artist Jason Murphy, the exhibition explores the intricate connection between people and place.
Scene Through the Screen is a declaration of the significance of connection to Country that Jinibara creatives embody – an offering of deeply embedded practice, showcasing that culture is alive and evolving and that, in this aliveness, we find culture, truth and thriving arts and cultural practices.
Exhibiting Artists
- Jason Murphy (Jinabara)
- Uncle Noel Blair (Jinibara)
- Enid morris (Jinibara, Quandamooka)
- Jennifer Kent (Jinibara, Waka Waka, Quandamooka)
Acknowledgement
Scene Through the Screen was curated and commissioned for Horizon 2025 through Sunshine Coast Council's MadeSC program and presented in partnership with Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve.
This is an indoor visual art exhibition.
Audience members can choose the duration of their experience, we suggest allowing 30 – 45 minutes.
Seating is not provided, however there is seating nearby.
Refreshments are available at the venue.
This experience is suitable for all ages and abilities - it is inspirational, challenging, insightful and culturally significant.
Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve is located at 148 Mountain View Road, Maleny, Queensland. Free parking is available on site. Directions: Google Maps
Wheelchair accessibility
The Rainforest Discovery Centre is Wheelchair accessible. There are two accessible parking bays approximately 90m from the Rainforest Discovery Centre.
There is a 2 min passenger drop off / pick up zone adjacent to the Rainforest Discovery Centre. It is approximately 40m from the curb cut to the Discovery Centre.
Level access
The Rainforest Discovery Centre’s viewing deck is on level 1 of the building. Level access is available via a lift.
Bathroom access
There are bathrooms on site at the Rainforest Discovery Centre.
Any other access requirements
We welcome all audiences to Horizon and strive to make every event and performance as accessible as possible.
We are always open to discussing your individual requirements to assist wherever possible. If you’d like to speak to someone about your access requirements, please contact us during business hours at (07) 5475 7272 or [email protected].
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