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SUMMARY:kunanyi\; intersecting paths
DESCRIPTION:Lada Dedić\n\n\n\nExhibition Dates:Saturday 31st January 20
 26 - Saturday 21 February 2026Weekdays: 9:00am - 5:00pm dailyWeekends: 1
 0:00am - 4:00pm\n\n\n\nClosing Event:5:00PM - 7:00PM\, Friday 20th Febru
 ary 2026The ‘kunanyi’ exhibition presents the outcome from a multi-y
 ear project developed across a trio of residences at Salamanca Arts Cent
 re’s Artist’s Cottage by full-time travelling artist Lada Dedić.The
  works are a cartographic hymn composed of maps hidden within the painti
 ngs\; a chorus of the Cottage\, Kelly's Steps and artist Lada Dedić’s
  enduring and ongoing mountain conversation which continues to this day 
 wherever she may be in the world.\n\n\n\nThe paintings\, sound and poems
  composed over the trio of residencies and beyond\, depict a clandestine
  path to tragic poetic chaos and joyful inevitability.\n\n\n\nJust as lu
 truwita Tasmania opened borders\, health guidelines mandated that Lada
 s initial residency was in precious solitude\; amidst echoes of nipalun
 a Hobart’s annual festivities\, yacht races and as the city called in 
 2022 with fireworks observed from the back steps of the cottage\, made f
 or an extraordinary experience and a residency like no other.\n\n\n\nLad
 a was present as the children from the tragic Hillcrest Primary School j
 umping-castle disaster were medi-helicoptered overhead one by one\; bell
 s tolled for funerals but also weddings and celebrations\; as mobs of 
 anger’ passed-by shouting "FREEDOM!” ironically\, unaware that she\
 , quarantined in her little paradise cottage felt totally free in her so
 litude. It was the most surreal of times.\n\n\n\nPunctuated by the strum
  of her guitar\, the ping of her phone\, visits from bumble-bees and bir
 ds\, hours on hold with TasHealth\; She and the mountain built a deep co
 nversation from the back steps\, kunanyi’s mists seemingly replying to
  questions or offering stability and wisdom as only a mountain can.\n\n\
 n\nAlthough alone with only the mountain for company\, friendships were 
 formed through the ping of a smartphone… some of these relationships w
 ere fittingly fleeting while others endure to this day\, with each resid
 ency\, new connections formed leading to creative-collaborations within 
 The Arts Centre\, across the state and beyond.\n\n\n\nThe barely audible
  soundscape composed from recordings taken during her period of quaranti
 ne in Act I\, is made in collaboration with musician and sound engineer 
 Louis Ingliss from Boorloo Perth\, Western Australia. The edible art whi
 ch can be sampled at the finnesage closing event is the second in a seri
 es of collaborations forged through the ethically aligned friendship for
 med between Lada and Dr Julie Martyn\, microbiologist and co-founder of 
 Artisa Plant Based Cheeses based in lands surrounding the kanamaluka Lau
 nceston.\n\n\n\nIn May 2024\, Lada returned to The Artist’s Cottage fo
 r Act II\; a chapter of exploration with freedom of movement\, a rather 
 spectacular Auroas Australis and an amusing encounter with TasWater. The
  third residency was completed from November 2024 into January 2025\, th
 is time focusing on connection\, collaboration and community.\n\n\n\nAbo
 ut the ArtistLada Dedić is a rambler in thought\, speech and practice\,
  known for straying off the path in both life and work. Her multi-discip
 linary investigative approach explores themes of meditative contemplatio
 n\, the interplay of science &amp\; art\, and playful cartography. Havin
 g a peculiar relationship with direction has led her to make unconventio
 nal maps\, sure to send even the most seasoned navigator on an unexpecte
 d adventure. A full-time traveller often wandering between Australia\, t
 he South Pacific and South East Asia. As the child of political refugees
 … perpetually displaced… she has found security in solitude and the 
 discomfort of transitory life. Follow her work and travels on Instagram:
  @studiolada and web: www.studiolada.com__kunyani is muwinina country
  and Lada acknowledges the palawa people of lutruwita as the traditional
  owners of this land she is so grateful to wander on and work on as an a
 rtist and a maker. Always was\, always will be Aboriginal land.\n\n\n\n_
 _\n\n\n\nCollaboratorsSoundscape:Louis Inglis - Boorloo Perth\, WA\n\n\n
 \nEdible Art:Dr Julie Martin\, Artisa Tasmania - kanamaluka Launceston\,
  lutruwita Tasmania\n\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility\n\n\n\nAccessible Toilet (l
 ocated on Level 2 and in The Courtyard)Registered Assistance Animals wel
 comeWheelchair Accessible (via Lift in The Courtyard)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLad
 a Dedić\, kunanyi Aurora (2025) - Oil\, 24 karat gold\, rare earth e
 lements on linen (detail)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLada DedLada Dedić\, kun
 anyi (2025) - Oil\, 23 karat gold on canvas
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.sac.org.au/events/kunanyi-intersecting-paths/
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DTSTAMP:20260512T143923Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260131
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260221
LOCATION:Salamanca Arts Centre
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