I held the whole event on line. However, I was able to do one in person interview with my designer Heidi, and my dear husband David helped out on that one. That was truly lovely! We caught up in real space!
Me and Heidi!
After a discussion with the production team as well as with a friend who works in media I created a number of short videos that could be watched individually or in sequence. I placed these on facebook ready to go on the day of the launch. I knew it would take quite a while to upload them so I started the day before.
It was a lot of work editing them, as anyone who works with video knows, and especially because I hadn’t…
“POLLINATION was an exhibition that explored the powers and potentialities associated with springtime: both in the natural world and in the realm of hearts and minds. The exhibition showcased individual and collaborative works by five creatives:”
1. Temily – a visual artist whose work draws on a richness of experiences from living in numerous communities throughout the world (including recent travels around Queensland).
Temily with young fan – Kaitlyn in background posting about the exhibition on line 😉
2. Minaira Fifita – a visual and performing artist whose artwork is grounded in her Polynesian and Celtic roots and nurtured by her faith in the unity and diversity of human relationships and it’s connection to the environment.
3. Sheida Vazir-Zadeh – an Iranian writer raised in Australia who is currently exploring how the art of filmmaking can be used as a tool for the empowerment of young people.
Some of the Crowd – totally packed!
4. Kaitlyn Plyley – an American-Australian spoken word artist, broadcaster and writer whose solo show ‘Not Much To Tell You’ appeared at the 2014 Queensland Poetry Festival.
5. Ruha Fifita – is a visual and performing artist of Tongan/European descent whose work reflects on nature and the physical environment, exploring the insights it offers into processes framing mankind’s spiritual and material progress.
(From the Exhibition Facebook Information Page.)
It was an amazing night full of energy, vibrance, colour and joy. People were packed into every spare piece of available floor, and overflowing out onto the streets.
There was music, dancing, poetry – and lots of people mingling to celebrate the themes of the art exhibition.
The exhibition spaced was provided by Box Vintage.
Me and Heidi! 
