SueAnne Ware + Miranda Cunningham

About the work

We are on Ngunnawal Country is a project that explores cultural burning, political activism and landscape planting. The supa-graphic is a simple gesture to start an open dialogue around regimes of care and activist practices to create deeper possibilities.  The project will be a two-part installation, first the letters will be burnt into the ground with local burning practices and then seeded with native daisies, consisting of Billy Buttons (Pycnosorus globosus), Paper daisy (Xerochrysum bracteatum) and Pink and White Everlastings (Rhodanthe chlorocephala).

Other Collaborators:

Aunty Ros, United Ngunnawal Elders Council (UNEC)

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SueAnne Ware

About the artist

Professor SueAnne Ware is Head of School, Architecture and Built Environment (SABE) at the University of Newcastle. Landscape architect and design activist who creates platforms to address contemporary issues in society, everyday life, and design itself.

Miranda Cunningham

About the artist

Miranda Cunningham is a Master of Architecture final year student at the University of Newcastle. Currently working as a Research Assistant for SueAnne, she sits in the world of landscape and architecture, coming to realise the importance of understanding both worlds.