Talks & lectures

Art Talk

Kelli Cole on Mantua Nangala & Kunmanara Carroll

At the Gallery
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Wheelchair Accessible
No performances scheduled

Join National Gallery staff every Thursday as they share works of art that carry value in their lives and inspire new ways of thinking about the world we live in.

On 7 April, Kelli Cole , Warumungu and Luritja peoples, Curator, Special Projects, discusses the works of art by Mantua Nangala, Pintupi people and Kunmanara Carroll, Luritja and Pintupi peoples, on display in the 4th National Indigenous Art Triennial Ceremony.

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Exhibition

4th National Indigenous Art Triennial: Ceremony

Past Exhibition

March 26, 2022—July 31, 2022

Essay

Mind your language

A wide long photograph / still from a film with a First Nations man, wearing a yellow singlet and black shorts signing
Read Time: 18 minutes
Feature

Madhan warrugarra wirimbirra gulbalanha

Image of Dr Matilda House and Paul Girrawah House in front of a scar tree
Read Time: 15 minutes
Essay

Ceremony Curator's Letter

Hetti Perkins stands in front of two artworks.
Read Time: 25 minutes
In Conversation

Gutiŋarra Yunupiŋu – Communicating Country

Artist Gutiŋarra Yunupiŋu carrying a camera and wearing a bright orange t-shirt walking walking through his hometown of Yirrkala in Northeast Arnhem Land
Read Time: 12 minutes
Article

Joel Bray

Photo of a man sitting on the side of a bathtub covered with soapy foam
Read Time: 4 minutes
Q&A

Family Ties

Photograph of three children with their father holding a sign stating "Aboriginal Affairs"
Read Time: 22 minutes
Article

Blak power

A soft sculpture depiction of Parliament House surrounded by soft sculptures of people and native Australian animals and protest signs
Read Time: 8 minutes
Feature

S.J Norman

Black and white photograph of Koori artist SJ Norman sitting at a table surrounded by animal bones
Read Time: 27 minutes
Essay

Groundswell

Group of protestors in climate march
Read Time: 14 minutes