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Inner Topographies

 



The whole thrust of this investigation is to go underground.

I'm going underground
he isn't - he's being cremated.


janelle mendham INNER TOPOGRPHIES 

 

... and so begins my Wilderness Residency at Hastings Caves ... telling  stories from the cave ... walking the labyrinth, caught in a web, a meditation, a return ... to the inner spaces of Earth and Being.  

 

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 wish you were here

 

wish you were here

               

                               you can hear the cave

                                      alive

    growing

                      the river under the cave 

                                                  running

a waterfall 

                 in the Cathedral

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  janelle mendham DARK CAVE #2

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Photography by Bernie Carr

Photography by Peter Mathew

Photography by Peter Mathew

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INNER TOPOGRAPHIES

 Book #41 of The People's Library

 

 

A Published Event project

founded by artists Justy Phillips & Margaret Woodward

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many thanks

Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania - Hastings Manager, Beth Russell
Exhibition colleagues in Process/ion 
Moonah Arts Centre
A Published Event - Justy Phillips and Margaret Woodward

supported by

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TASMANIA Parks and Wildlife Service 

Tasmanian Government

Australian Government - Regional Arts Fund

Arts Tasmania

Dombrovskis Parks and Wildlife Wilderness Residency

salon

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The People's Library is  held in the collections of the 

Tasmanian State Library and the National Library of Australia

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The People’s Library is a contemporary artwork with a uniquely Tasmanian library at its core. Over 150 authors bring this performance library to life through readings, discussions and live events. A groundswell of public telling awaits:

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Long Gallery Hobart 2018

Design Tasmania, Launceston 2023

 

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Artwork, design and content Janelle Mendham  © . All rights reserved.

Adapted from website by Patrick Toohey

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