Linda Tegg in Carnarvon
Artist: Linda Tegg (she/her), VIC
Work: In progress
Location: Carnarvon, Western Australia
Community partner: The Shire of Carnarvon
About the Artist:
Lind Tegg is a Melbourne-based artist known for her immersive installations that explore the relationship between spectatorship, nature, and the built environment. Her work rethinks the human-within-nature relationship. In 2024, she collaborated with Vivienne Hansen on “Wetland” a mass assembly of water and plants in a decommissioned food court for the Perth Festival. With Baracco+Wright Architects, Tegg was the co-creative director of “Repair” at the 16th International Architecture Biennale Venice in 2018 and served as the inaugural artist in residence at the University of Melbourne's School of Geography. She has been widely exhibited in Australia, the U.S., and Europe, and is currently undertaking a PhD at the University of Melbourne.
About the community Parter:
The Shire of Carnarvon is deeply committed to fostering a vibrant art and cultural scene, as outlined in our Strategic Community Plan. Our dedication to the arts is embodied in the Carnarvon Art Gallery, a dynamic venue showcasing both local talent and touring exhibitions. This gallery serves as a cultural foundation, enriching the community through diverse artistic expressions. Additionally, the Community Art Hub, established in partnership with Real Futures, provides a creative space for residents to create, craft, and connect. This hub is a testament to our commitment to nurturing creativity and community engagement, making the Shire of Carnarvon a thriving centre for the arts.
Linda Tegg with Vivienne Hansen, Wetland 2024, water, wetland plants of Boorloo, architectural interventions, supporting structures. Installation view in Carillon City, Perth. Originally commissioned by Perth Festival 2024 with the support of Wesfarmers Arts. Photograph courtesy of the Artist.
