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19th January 2021
"Art coincides with language in Aboriginal culture." Darren Charlwood
Darren Charlwood is a Wiradjuri man with a passion for sharing and growing knowledge from his experience of traditional Aboriginal culture and Western science. He holds a double degree in Visual Arts and Archaeology from the University of Sydney and studied Cultural Arts with artist Chico Monks at Eora TAFE NSW. Now working in Education at Sydney Botanical Gardens, Darren maintains his practice as an artist and is represented by Boomalli Aboriginal Artist's Cooperative.
Darren leads us through Sydney Botanical Gardens, sharing knowledge of disruptions to natural systems:
01 Xanthorrhoea
02 Finger limes
03 Bujor (paperbark)
04 Rasberry mint
05 Sandpaper fig wasp
06 Ibis
07 Pine
08 Candle nut
09 Lotus plant engineering
10 Mosquito fish
11 Stick spiders
12 Eels
13 Bamboo and Pandas
14 Lemon myrtle
15 Sydney tank stream
16 Morton Bay Fig
17 Banyan Strangler Fig
18 Sydney Harbour King Tides
19 Emu bush
20 Shield mark
21 Colonial perspective
22 Aboriginal Sydney languages
23 Totems
24 Living Sanctuary
25 Gymea lily
Art coincides with language in Aboriginal culture.
22 Aboriginal Sydney languages
