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Image courtesy of Low Head Pilot Station Museum One of Launceston Tasmania's iconic ‘heritage relics', The PONRABBEL has reached a turning point and is in need of a new and dignified life. She has lingered on tied up to the city historic King’s Wharf for quite some time waiting for that ‘new life'. With the passing of her custodian and owner the time has come to find what that life might be.It has been suggested that she is “just so much rubbish and scrap iron” but she is more than that – much more.
So, the call is out for suggestions, proposals and recommendations as to what that ‘new life’ might look like, could look like, should look like.
Whatever it is, she needs and deserves dignity in that new life. Likewise her stories need to told, to live on and grow given the important role she has played in contributing to the city’s heritage. The the layering of the storytelling that belongs to her and the city's 'placedness' is something much more than significant.The call is out for ideas, your ideas, about how she might be reused, recycled, reinvented, restored, reimagined, rewhatevered starts now!
Currently there is process evolving via INSTITUTE43 and its eJOURNAL ‘PONRABBEL’ to field suggestions and proposals. Visit the journal for some background ... Click Here
This is an opportunity to think 'outside the box' and when you have something to offer eMAIL INSTITUTE43@bigpond.com with your offerings.WATCH THIS SPACE FOR FURTHER NEWS
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