Untold Eurobodalla - One Week to Go!
- The Beagle
- Feb 1, 2021
- 2 min read
Untold Eurobodalla, which has been on exhibition at the Bas gallery in Moruya since 12 December will be coming to a close this Sunday 7 February.
The exhibition celebrates a diverse range of Eurobodalla residents and the variety of ways they make a cultural contribution to our region and care for its wellbeing.
Over 2500 people have visited the exhibition since it opened and have been delighted by the photos, stories and video montage that in different ways share the insights, wisdom, personal thoughts and humour of the project participants.
If you haven't already dropped by, take the opportunity to enjoy this excellent exhibition before it closes. The Bas is open 10am to 4pm Tuesday to Sunday.
Untold Eurobodalla will continue in a variety of ways until the end of 2021. The project website will be live from Monday 8 February and share the photos, stories and video as well as details of the paste-ups and exhibition.
Lee Grant's fabulous photographic portraits will likewise be placed in venues across the Eurobodalla until the end of 2021 so that people can continue to find out about the project and engage with the participants and their stories. The three Eurobodalla libraries in Batemans Bay, Moruya and Narooma will also have copies of the exhibition catalogue and a DVD of the video for loan.
To coincide with the end of the exhibition there will be a free public screening of The Oudmaker of Narooma, a local short film (Indigo Pictures in conjunction with Far South Film) that explores the creative adventures of one of the participants of Untold Eurobodalla, Faouzi Saouli from Morocco. The film will be followed by a Q & A with Faouzi, his wife the artist Cat Wilson and the creators of Untold Eurobodalla, Lee Grant and Amadis Lacheta.
When: Sunday 7 February
Time: 4.15pm
Where: Bend n Sip Bar Narooma (across the car park from the Narooma Kinema)