hear my reflections of the TPP at https://youtu.be/vB3BTf0tD2E

What an amazing year we had connecting with interesting people and innovative programs. Grateful to have received a social enterprise scholarship to undertake TLP.

This was a huge project that required input from so many individuals and companies. Particularly grateful to the many artists who were engaged in designing new spaces and creating new works.

With only a few months I was so proud to design this innovative experience that included video, audio recordings, imagery and memorabilia. Showcasing the extraordinary women supporting and participating in sport.

Extremely proud to be a founding Board member with Inscape Tas, and taking on much of the communications and marketing as this innovative organisation was set up.

So proud to have been a founding board member of Inscape Tas; working hard with co-founders Jacqui Dawborn and Leigh Tesch to create opportunities for art in health settings. Wonderful artists, musicians and health professionals.

Educating the broad community about waste and resource recovery was fascinating and inspiring. Showed me that people want to do the right thing and reuse or repurpose.

Housing Arts Parts and the many workshops delivered to children and the broader community. Important work.

I started sewing thankies from recycled fabric as a means to educate about the value of the things we throw away, and a gesture of gratitude.

We asked public servants to reflect on what being a woman means to them. The response was fantastic with stories, sculptures, artworks and memorabilia signifying significant elements of being a woman.

This was many years ago, when Tas Regional Arts still existed. A wonderful day with interesting discussion about the impact of art.

Celebrating with Bob Brown and Deb Wace

Thrilled that the former Governor of Tasmania, Professor Kate Warner and her husband Dick, officiated the opening of this wonderful exhibition by Catherine. Making art from seaweed. So much more - intricate, delicate and powerful

Still miss my days of talking about books, writing and the world with my friend Tom

Wonderful to work with Jane on curating the Journey of the Argonauts exhibition

Checking out the Strait Gallery with Sandro Donati; a wonderful artist and jeweller working from Killiecrankie on Flinders Island.

Loved working with Dr Robyn Eversole on research into the Social Enterprise sector in Tasmania.

Wonderful opportunity to take up the role of Visual Arts Officer, while colleague and much loved peer, Sean Kelly was on leave. It was fantastic to meet Clyde and spend time with Janet Holmes a Court, who supported this important exhibition.