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Join us on the 23rd of September for the opening of ‘Tutu Karralikanungku’, curated by Samantha Kearney (Barkindji), with mentoring by Lilla Berry (Yankunytjatjara) and Christina Lauren.

Named for Carclew House’s Kaurna name (meaning Looking Out From Above), this retrospective exhibition looking back over 29 years of Carclew’s First Nations Programming will feature multi-disciplinary works from Carclew’s arts programs and collaborations with First Nations Elders, artists, communities, schools, and young people across South Australia.

Opening night will include performances by local Anangu Inma dancers, led by Tapaya Edwards (Pitjantjatjara), speeches from key Elders and community members, and a celebration and acknowledgement of Carclew’s former Patron Uncle Lewis Yerloburka O’Brien (AO).

Not only will Carclew be celebrating our history of First Nations programming on the evening, but we will be looking towards the future, and our next 50 years. Join us also for the launch of Tjitjiku Tjukurpa, a 4-year language and arts initiative and digital resource outcome, and enjoy a selection of creative works from Carclew’s 25 year history of First Nations programs.

Friday 23 September
6:30pm start
Carclew House & Grounds, Kaurna Country, 11 Jeffcott St, North Adelaide

Throughout the exhibition there will be public art-making workshops with award-winning artists Cedric Varcoe (Ngarrindjeri/Narungga), Jay Milera (Kaurna/Narungga) and Sonya Smith (Boandik).

Exhibition continues until Friday 25th of November.
Open 9am – 5pm, Mon – Fri

Carclew acknowledges Tutu Karralikanungku takes place on Kaurna Country, and we pay respect to Kaurna elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Thumbnail image: Cedric Varcoe (Ngarrindjeri, Narungga) and Carly Dodd (Kaurna, Narungga, Ngarrindjeri), ‘Ngurunderi’ collaborative mural 2019, Ngurunderi story (Ngarrindjeri), acrylic paint and woven raffia on canvas, 200cm x 520cm.

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