Installation view of From Bark to Neon: Indigenous Art from the NGV Collection exhibition space at the Ian Potter Centre NGV Australia from 3 November 2018 –14 July 2019. Photo: Tom Ross

Curating Indigenous Art Presented in Collaboration with Koorie Heritage Trust, ACMI and Deakin University

Fri 29 May 20, 2pm–3pm

Installation view of From Bark to Neon: Indigenous Art from the NGV Collection exhibition space at the Ian Potter Centre NGV Australia from 3 November 2018 –14 July 2019. Photo: Tom Ross Installation view of Affirmation exhibition space at Koorie Heritage Trust. Photo: Christian Capurro
Past program

Free entry

This program takes place virtually

Gail Harradine and Hannah Presley lead a conversation with local Indigenous art curators as part of Reconciliation Week.

Reflecting on highlights from their careers, together they will discuss the process of working with our diverse Indigenous artists and communities.

This talk will be delivered online via Webex Events.

Ten minutes before the scheduled start time please join here and provide the event password Curating#2905.

Moderators
Gail Harradine, Curatorial Manager, Koorie Heritage Trust
Hannah Presley, Curator, Indigenous Art, NGV
Speakers
Kiri Wicks, Partnerships Coordinator, NIKERI Institute, Deakin University
Stacie Piper, Yalingwa First Nations Curator, TarraWarra Museum of Art
Louana Sainsbury, First Nations Curator, ACMI
Talks Contemporary First Nations

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