Gregory Lorenzutti speaking to Gardening Australia about his family lineage and working with movement and plants!

Nathan and Gregory bring together their experience in storytelling, dance and facilitation to offer this unique workshop.

The Coming Back Out Ball is a spectacular celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Gender Diverse and Intersex elders. The project’s social mission is informed by growing research around isolation and loneliness plaguing elderly populations; which is deemed even more acute for LGBTI+ people. Project by All The Queens Men.

Inspired by plant wisdom, dancer, photographer and urban farmer Gregory Lorenzutti has worked with Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) and Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production) students to bring together the worlds of performance and holistic gardening. In the time of the Anthropocene, plants offer us a revolution: a world of collaboration, of healthy partnerships with other life forms, and a humbling ability to coexist and thrive within a diverse ecosystem. This work takes audiences on a journey of plant movement and migration, to better understand our role within the larger planetary life, and to re-engage with soil; the same soil we feed from and dance upon.

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Arts writer and manager Jo Pickup speaks with Gregory Lorenzutti in this article published by ArtsHub.

Join us at the beautiful Fawkner Food Bowls urban farm to see a delicious autumn harvest zero waste meal created by chef Sharif Hassan and urban farmer Gregory Lorenzutti. These passionate advocates for garden to plate zero waste cooking will provide accessible, practical tips for waste and fuss free affordable cooking. The workshop includes a tour of the urban farm, cooking demonstration and tasting at the end of the class.

Complex attitudes to assimilation over three generations. A film created by Victoria Chiu and RDYSTDY (Hana Miller and Jacob Perkins).

Best Digital Dance, for Green Room Awards 2021.

Gardening can improve the quality of life in your rental, by reducing waste and providing food and herbs and greenery. But it can be hard knowing just how much time and effort you should invest into your garden, given the short term nature of renting in Australia. Watch this panel presented by Renew for a lively discussion full of ideas on small space gardening in your rental property.

Phillip Adams BalletLab opened the photographic exhibition 'Miga, sua Louca' by Gregory Lorenzutti which was a culmination of their 2016/17 Australia/Brazil cultural exchange project. The opening also included an insightful discussion between Phillip and Gregory, facilitated by Charlotte Day from Monash University Museum of Art.

Pandemic responses to our food production and distribution crises. A model focused in locality.

Greg's organic garden is a beautiful oasis full of natives, non-native and colourful plant varieties, as well as a thriving edible landscape. The garden is inspired by Greg's Brazilian Mother and Grandmother and reflects his exuberance and generosity in its planting style.

Zero-Waste: Garden to Plate Workshop With urban farmer Gregory Lorenzutti and Chef Johnny Hassan

Dance Australia Magazine featuring the first ever dance partnership Brazil-Australia through PACIFIC by Phillip Adams & Gregory Lorenzutti with Companhia de Ballet da Cidade de Niterói.

In these critical conversations we divine possibilities for future dance(r)s through an interdisciplinary weave of voices from artists, scholars and activists working in the fields of art and related disciplines. (In)Corporeal Encounters encourages speculation, provocation and creative thinking.

Choreographic score commission by Dancehouse Diary.

Gregory Lorenzutti presentation for the Performance International Studies conference in 2022.

PSI 2022: Hunger

A reflective article written by Sarah Hall in response to the creative process of Theatrum Botanicum.

A collaboration between multi-award winners sound artists Madeleine Flynn & Tim Humphrey with Paea Leach, Gregory Lorenzutti and David Tyndall.

Phillip Adams collaborating with Gregory Lorenzutti in Brazil in a first ever partnership between Australia -Brazil with Companhia de Ballet da Cidade de Niterói and G.R.E.S. Acadêmicos do Grande Rio.

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Fayen d’Evie and Benjamin Hancock with photographer Gregory Lorenzutti

Commissioned for Language, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne