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“It is important to have these living stories showcasing our Aunties,” Edgar says. “They are leaders within their own communities and all have fascinating histories and stories to share. “All Indigenous people have stories that are hard to swallow, but as an Indigenous curator, who also faces these challenges, I can confidently say that Indigenous people have this amazing ability to look beyond the trauma that is usually focused on in the broader community. “Those amplified stories of trauma we see in the broader community is not how I know my friends and family. Indi...

Photo by Brook Mitchell/Getty Images for Art Gallery of NSW Aboriginal artist Kaylene Whiskey’s 'Dolly visits Indulkana' is projected onto the sails of Sydney Opera House as part of 'Badu Gili: Wonder Women.’ A major expansion of the Art Gallery of New South Wales will showcase Aboriginal art while also making use of extraordinary outdoor space. share this article Traveling to Sydney may seem unimaginable right now (with Australia’s borders still closed until who knows when), but the city is giving us reason to bookmark it for 2022.  Yes, the coastal Australian city has great beach...

Works by a group of Indigenous artists will be projected onto the sails of the Sydney Opera House for a night-time light show that explores ancient stories. One of Australia's most iconic landmarks is playing canvas to the works and stories of six Indigenous female artists hand-picked from across the country.  The sails of the Sydney Opera House were on Thursday illuminated for the first day of the ongoing projection exhibition Badu Gili: Wonder Women. Aboriginal artists Judith Inkamala (left), Marlene Gilson (middle) and Marlene Rubuntja (2nd right) stand in front of their art work with cur...