Cementa Blog

Hidden scenes, treasured objects and wild tales: discover Kandos not through its monuments, but through its memories. Mapping the everyday brilliant things that might otherwise be missed, The Kandos Review takes you on an intimate journey around town through the eyes of local residents.

Thank you for joining us for signals. If you have your headphones and our track downloaded, you’re ready to go! Feel free to pause during the walk, meandering and musing based on your whims. The entire experience should last about 40 minutes.

The dappled abundance of wattle blossoms delight my eyes after hours on the road, and later, invade my nostrils, cling to my hair, and uplift my spirit.

For WAYOUT_blp, Margaret Roberts, collected 140 objects from friends and strangers spanning the country but predominantly in Central and Midwest NSW, and placed them in a blp shape on the floor around the WAYOUT Art space.

Shani Nottingham reports on her Kandos residency over several weeks in October 2023, preparing her work for Cementa24

While at art school, the budding artist doesn’t have time to worry about entering the art world.

Tom Buckland gamified Pro vs Anti Vax tension as The Fantastic Journey: a lo-fi booster shot of 1960’s sci-fi schlock.

Jo Clancy affords us a generous insight into their socially engaged practice.

Cementa emerging producer, Lucy Smith has written a lovely piece about the current exhibition at WAYOUT, “Wayout: in print”

We are Wiradjuri and we fish on Wiradjuri land. Where do you Mob fish?

OPEN MIKE #2 & #3 is what happened when we called out to artists across the vast inter-webs.