The KSCA Network Map is a new artwork, created live at Manly Art Gallery & Museum on the first morning of the exhibition, The Art of Adaptation: Culture Changes Everywhere. The piece is an experiment in collaboratively mapping the myriad connections of collaboration and influence which constitute KSCA’s activities over the last decade.

Join us to witness a work of live art when the Network Map will be started in-situ by KSCA members on Saturday 11 April at 10:30am, and will continue until the group decides it is “finished” (it will, of course, never be finished). The foundation of the map is based not on roads and typical navigation but on the creek and river systems that begin in Wiradjuri Country - in the Capertee Valley, just east of Kandos, and flow to the banks of Dyarubbin (Hawkesbury River) into the ocean on the Northern Beaches of Sydney.