Queen Victoria Gardens

Gather at MPavilion to experience a performance lecture centred on water ecologies

Chantelle Mitchell and Jaxon Waterhouse of Ecological Gyre Theory invite you to connect and consider the complexities held within this aquatic moving entity in this performance lecture and relaxed making session at MPavilion. Join us to learn more about Ecological Gyre Theory’s research and expand your connection and understanding of the matters of waters. 

This is follows the satellite workshop held on Sunday 23 February at the banks of the Birrarung. 
 



Ecological Gyre Theory
Chantelle and Jaxon’s practice is broadly engaged with locatedness within the natural world, and how we might better comprehend or deepen the connective possibilities of our position within the world. Their work spans the traditional exhibition format (as both artists and curators), with participatory engagements such as walkshops, workshops, and open-call publishing/exhibition formats, pedagogical exercises, extensive publishing, and lectures. They were the 2023 MADA Curators in Residence, guest editors for Swamphen Journal, and are Co-Directors of Ordinance, a new contemporary arts space in the Nicholas Building