SOLD OUT Mary Featherston: Feathers 1 Rainbow Lorikeet

House Show Exhibition viewing including pop-up talk: Mary Featherston: Feathers 1 Rainbow Lorikeet

Feathers 1 is the first of a series of Australian birds that Mary Featherston has plucked and presented in a similar format – to enable a comparison between different birds and illustrate the beauty and complexity of nature. The Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus) is a small parrot species found in Australia. According to the annual Birdlife Australia census, it is the most commonly observed bird in Australia, and its average size is 280mm.

Over five decades, Mary Featherston’s design practice has been primarily in two areas: furniture design in collaboration with partner Grant and design of learning environments for children in schools and cultural venues. The focus of her theory and practice is the relationship between young people, contemporary learning theory and design of supportive physical environments. Mary’s work in museums and schools has explored the possibilities of interpretive design techniques to reveal hidden information… to make the invisible visible.

Before your visit, please note:

– Attendees must be 16 years and over.
– No external food or drink is permitted.
– Large bags and backpacks will need to be checked in at entry.
– Stiletto or pointed heels are not permitted due to our cork flooring.
– Tickets are refundable up to 72 hours prior to the event.
– Tickets may be exchanged as long as the purchaser advises us of the new attendee’s name via email.

We offer discounted tickets to RBF Friends and Boyd Circle members – support the Foundation and join today.

Image Trifolk Studio.