New exhibition unearths stories and science behind world-first naturalistic garden Now open at the Potter Museum of Art, The Measured Garden uncovers some of the stories behind an arts-meets-science, plant research and artistic collaboration between Melbourne Arts Precinct Corporation and the University of Melbourne, designed to support the future success of Laak Boorndap – an 18,000 square metre naturalistic garden being built on an elevated deck in the city’s arts precinct.

Landscape Architecture Australia – Revealing plant stories: Keg de Souza Interview by Emily Wong Keg de Souza is an artist of Goan ancestry who creates social and spatial environments that centre marginalised voices for learning about place.

Edible States Operating at the critical intersection of ecological precarity and systemic critique, Edible States offers an urgent investigation into our modern food systems.

Ngarn Wa’ngal: Art of the gum tree I wrote a short text, The Deep Roots of Displacement for Ngarn Wa’ngal: Art of the Gum Tree, Edited by Alisa Bunbury and Sophie Gerhard.

Test Garden Open Day July: Artist Keg de Souza in conversation with Dean Schrieke Explore the intersection of art, ecology and science.Join us in the Test Garden for a talk with artist Dr Keg de Souza and scientist Dr Dean Schrieke.

The Measured Garden, Potter Museum of Art 10 July - 5 September Potter Museum of Art, Naarm The Measured Garden brings plants and gardens into the frame, reflecting on messy ecosystems, entanglements with the living world, and layered systems of knowledge.

Australia House Residency, Japan Through a partnership with Parramatta Artists Studios and the Australian Embassy during May I will be in residence at Australia House in Echigo, a mountainous region in the north of Niigata prefecture.

Tastes of Justice: The Aesthetics and Politics of Food-Art Practices in Asia and Australia Sydney Launch of Tastes of Justice: The Aesthetics and Politics of Food-art Practices in Asia and Australia Published by Routledge at Magenta House, Gadigal/Sydney.

Everything Under the Sun, Fremantle Biennale Last month Everything Under the Sun was launched in Walyalup as part of Fremantle Biennale.

Earth Ethics: Art, Institutions and Regenerative Practices a new anthology reader from Monash University Museum of Art Monash University PublishingFor the Sydney launch at UTS Gallery, 5 December 2025, I will be in conversation with Brian Martin speaking about our contributions to this anthology.Earth Ethics: Art, Institutions and Regenerative Practices is the second in a series of readers published by Monash University Museum of Art | MUMA, edited by Madeleine Collie, Megan Cope, Charlotte Day and Melissa Ratliff.