Talk by Dr Dianne Firth 'Black Mountain as Inspiration'

Join us to hear Dianne Firth OAM talk about her involvement with Black Mountain being an enduring source of inspiration for her. She will reflect on Black Mountain in the context of the Federal Capital site, its role in the Griffin's design for the Federal City, T. C.G. Weston's revegetation process, the NCDC expansion of suburbs into the foothills of Black Mountain, Black Mountain and its tower, and conclude with how Black Mountain offers inspiration for contemporary artists.

Dr Dianne Firth OAM is currently Adjunct Professor in the Centre for Creative and Cultural Research at the University of Canberra, Deputy Chair of the Historic Places Advisory Committee for the Cultural Facilities Corporation, and President of Ozquilt Network, the arts organisation for Australasian Art Quilters.

When:     Tuesday 27 June, 1100 am – 12.00 noon.  (talk and time for questions)

Where:    Theatrette, Australian National Botanic Gardens 

Booking:  Please email your name and phone number to friendsofblackmountain@gmail.com, or phone Linda (0437 298 711) or Julie (6251 6972).  

Linda Beveridge
Convenor, Friends of Black Mountain