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Update: We are giving our website a facelift
by admin on Mar.10, 2010, under Uncategorized
Please be advised that in the next few weeks, we will be updating and upgrading our web page with a fresher look, more functions and a new name. We thank you for your patience whilst this is happening and hope that you’ll come check out the website again soon.
Abbotsford Convent!!!!
by Hannah on Jun.01, 2009, under Uncategorized

Abbotsford Convents French Meadow
One of Melbourne’s premier art establishments The Abbotsford Convent has given the green light to our project by allowing us to do our first installation on their grounds! The Convent fronting the Yarra River in the heart of inner Melbourne is a dream site for our debut. The Abbotsford Convent is a dedicated arts establishment focused on research and development. It is an invaluable resource for the arts community, for training and education, employment, an incubator for creativity and the sharing of ideas, a place for community participation and enjoyment. Oz Birthing Woman is very excited to have it’s first of many Major Partners.
Australian Arabunna Aboriginal Peoples’ involvement in the ‘Oz Birthing Woman USA’ Tour 2010
by keren on Mar.19, 2009, under Uncategorized
The ‘Oz Birthing Woman’ installation was conceived in the mind of Robin Cooke of the Mutoid Waste Co. and as a veteran creator of giant re-cycled metal sculptures, that both breath fire and radiate light, Robin has a long standing connection with the Indigenous Arabunna Peoples of South Australia, in whose ‘country’ he has worked for many years creating the popular ‘Mutonia’ Sculpture Park.
Robin has invited Kevin Buzzacott, a well known activitist and Arabunna elder, to join the Birthing Woman Tour to the USA and was pleased to get a resounding “Yes.. All Sounds good to me!” from ‘Uncle Kev’ as he is affectionally known.
The spirit of ‘Bopeechie’, a large natural ‘Dreamtime’ formation of a reclining woman, which is visible in the outline of the hills between ‘Mutonia’ and Lake Eyre South, was inspirational to this unique project.
Each evening at sunset, during the week long Burning Man Festival, a Ceremonial Corroboree will take place at the Birthing Woman Installation, where Kevin will explain and teach of the unique connections between the land and the spirit, that his people still honour so strongly.
Indeed, having ‘Uncle’ Kevin present and taking a direct part in the festival, is not only a great privelige but is sure also, to be one of the event highlights for many of the 60,000 people attending this annual Mega-gathering in the Nevada Desert!