Unsettling, Unconventional, Unexpected… The Unconformity
Queenstown’s mining activities have long come to a halt, giving way to a renewal of the peoples’ dreams and spirit through expression and creativity. A highlight of this expression is The Unconformity, a contemporary arts festival that runs over a weekend, from 15 to 17 October 2021.
Courtesy of The Unconformity.
This festival brings together the landscapes of Tasmania’s west coast region with the stories of the people who have carved out their lives and imprinted their own character on this culturally rich and historic part of lutruwita/Tasmania.
The Unconformity is a confluence of art, industry and community. There are exhibitions with sculptures and immersive visual art, performing arts (with an immersive performance in the ‘Good Silence’), video installation, virtual reality, music, even a guided walk and talk in the footsteps of Charles Gould, Tasmania’s first government geologist.
If you have yet to visit the rugged landscape of Tasmania’s West Coast, perhaps it is time.
Ticketed events plus free ones. Visit the website for more information and program.
Email enquiries to info@theunconformity.com.au.