Growing Food Project will be screened as part of Melbourne Now at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) on Saturday 30th Nov at 3pm.
Melbourne Now celebrates the latest art, architecture, design, performance and cultural practice to reflect Melbourne’s extraordinary and unique cultural landscape.
This film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with artist & nutritionist, Rasha Tayeh alongside other inspiring designers & architects discussing Food & the Built Environment – inviting viewers to discuss the benefits of supporting local food systems & how we can better design cities around food and bring it closer to us.
Panel speakers include:
This event is free. No booking required.
For more information about the Growing Food Project visit:
www.growingfoodproject.org
www.facebook.com/growingfoodproject.shortfilm
This film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with artist & nutritionist, Rasha Tayeh alongside other inspiring designers & architects discussing Food & the Built Environment – inviting viewers to discuss the benefits of supporting local food systems & how we can better design cities around food and bring it closer to us.
Panel speakers include:
- Rasha Tayeh – Nutritionist, artist, Growing Food Project film director
- Kate Dundas – Landscape architect, urban designer at Planisphere
- Justin Hutchinson – Industrial designer, director at JHD & Urban Commons
- Michael Trudgeon – Architect, industrial designer, deputy director at Victorian Eco Innovation Lab
The film screening & panel discussion will kick off at the Clemenger BBDO Auditorium (NGV International, 180 St Kilda Road Melbourne) at 3pm and will be followed by a tour of the Foodscape designed by Urban Commons at the NGV garden.
This event is free. No booking required.
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Photo: Growing Food Project |
www.growingfoodproject.org
www.facebook.com/growingfoodproject.shortfilm