January 12 - February 1 2016
This project was made possible by the Australian Government's regional arts program, the Regional Arts Fund, which gives all Australians, wherever they live, better access to opportunities to practise and experience the arts.
Image copyright Richard Bennett
EDGE2 isthmus
jazz geology art on Bruny Island Tasmania
This website is a dedicated resource for teachers. It draws on the EDGE2 Isthmus event that took place in January 2016 as part of MOFO. This event brought together musicians and artists who responded to the geomorphology (the formation) of the Bruny Island Neck to create a body of work.
This guide helps teachers access resources and sample materials to help teach students about the art, music and science that was developed as part of EDGE2 Isthmus.
The educational framework is based around the Tasmanian Curriculum Arts Curriculum Area K–10 syllabus and support materials.