About
Do No Harm: Reflections on Healthcare is a public-facing exhibition advocating for planetary health consciousness; a concept which acknowledges the intrinsic link between human health and natural systems. By interrogating the harms of current healthcare practices and propagating known solutions, this project advocates for the urgent transition to a model of health which is socially and ecologically regenerative.
Guided by the First Nations knowledge systems crucial to sustainable reform, this exhibition highlights stories of resilience, innovation and the interdisciplinary collaboration required to progress.
Throughout the week of the exhibit, additional Wattle Alumni will be facilitating a series of academic events and workshops for deeper engagement of attendees.
Creative Producers: Tanishka Brahmanand and Deborah Hart.
This project is the culmination of Dr Brahmanand’s Wattle Fellowship Action Project, co-hosted by CLIMARTE with supporting partner Medical Pantry.
Location: No Vacancy Gallery, 34-40 Jane Bell Lane (off Russell St)
Level 3, QV Building, Melbourne CBD
Exhibition and events: 27th October 2025 – 1st November 2025
Banner Image: Maria Koijck, This is the waste of one operation, my operation… [Video still]. (2021, March 9). Mixed media installation, medical waste. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w28M7wjIr6E
