Blue Haze: Awaba Opening Friday December 13 2024, 6pm.

BOOK LAUNCH: If a coconut falls 'If a coconut falls', a new book by artist Keg de Souza, will be launched at PAS Granville on Wednesday 27 November.

LAUNCH: Printer in Residence Please join us in celebrating the end of Keg de Souza's 2024 Printer in Residence in the Piscator Press Studio and the launch of her creative work.This latest product is part of Keg’s ongoing collaboration with Elders and brothers Uncle Doug Archibald and Uncle Norm Archibald, who are from the Gumbangirri clan of northern NSW and have lived on Awabakal Country since childhood.Keg's work tells their shared stories of Eucalyptus trees marking sites of significance – a two trunked tree marking a camp location and a scar tree – in letterpress print.

The Soils Project @VanAbbemuseum, Eindhoven Soil Stories of Coranderrk (2023)Megan Cope and Keg de Souza Is showing in 'Soils’ at the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, The Netherlands runs from June 15 - November 24, 2024.

Sydney University – Printer-in-Residence The Library is excited to announce Keg de Souza as the 2024 Printer in Residence.

Shipping Roots Book Launches /// hyper-local presents Shipping Roots Book Launch /// We warmly invite you to please join us for this launch featuring an in-conversation between Shipping Roots artist/editor, Keg de Souza and contributor, James Oliver.

WEATHER/Whether Curated by Dr Megan Evans and Olivia Poloni for the Wyndham Art Gallery An exhibition that looks at the effects of climate change and the weather on our lived experience. How are we coming to terms with the weather we are experiencing and what might be coming in our future?

2024 Dahl Fellowship // Eucalypt Australia Excited to receive a Dahl Fellowship alongside my fellow awardees Geri Barr and Pete McCurly.

BBC Scotland Outdoors – Shipping Roots Mark Stephen interview about Shipping Roots @ Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Listen here:

Shipping Roots at Inverleith House, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Shipping Roots (2023) is a multi-year research project exploring the movement of plants through Empire – culminating in an exhibition unfolding over the six galleries of Inverleith House, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (23 March – 27 August 2023).