‘TRANSMISSIONS (Apex Park)’ is an audio-based public artwork for Arakwal Country | Apex Park, Byron Bay. Drawing attention to how our shared civic spaces are designed, navigated and governed, ‘TRANSMISSIONS (Apex Park)’ speculates on the collective experience of this place.
Developed with community through a site-specific LAB, this work collaboratively reimagines the socio-cultural systems that shape how we experience public space. Through gentle audio disruption, ‘TRANSMISSIONS (Apex Park)’ is an intervention of everyday spatial governance, inviting new considerations of what ideas and systems we subconsciously participate in.
LAB participants: Holly Ahern, Merinda Davies, Skye Jamieson, Adrienne Kenafake and Julie McLaren. Voice contributors: Ginger Dickens, Grace Dewar and Laurie Oxenford.
Soundscape/production: Michael Donnelly.
This project is supported by the Byron Shire Council Creative Public Space Grant program.
︎-28.640962, 153.614041
Arakwal Country | Byron Bay
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Developed with community through a site-specific LAB, this work collaboratively reimagines the socio-cultural systems that shape how we experience public space. Through gentle audio disruption, ‘TRANSMISSIONS (Apex Park)’ is an intervention of everyday spatial governance, inviting new considerations of what ideas and systems we subconsciously participate in.
LAB participants: Holly Ahern, Merinda Davies, Skye Jamieson, Adrienne Kenafake and Julie McLaren. Voice contributors: Ginger Dickens, Grace Dewar and Laurie Oxenford.
Soundscape/production: Michael Donnelly.
This project is supported by the Byron Shire Council Creative Public Space Grant program.
︎-28.640962, 153.614041
Arakwal Country | Byron Bay
SHARED SITE NOTES
Collected during various site visits to Apex Park, Byron Bay in January – May 2025.
This is an informal archive of observations / reflections / feelings / foamings from the site. A site-specific LAB was hosted on 17 May 2025 with Holly Ahern, Merinda Davies, Skye Jamieson, Adrienne Kenafake and Julie McLaren with additional field recordings from Michael Donnelly, Grace Dewar and Laurie Oxenford.
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