Northern Institute event
'Climate Impacts on Country' Pop-Up Indigenous Art Exhibition
| Presenter | Researchers Associate Professor Linda Ford & Sharna Motlap | |
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| Location | Festival Room 1.11, Ground Floor, CDU Danala Campus, 54 Cavenagh Street, Darwin NT | |
| Open to | CDU staff and students, Public | |
🌿 HEAL 'Climate Impacts on Country' Pop-Up Indigenous Art Exhibition 🎨
🗓️ Friday 10th April | 9am – 4pm
📍 Festival Room 1.11, Ground Floor, CDU Danala Campus, 54 Cavenagh Street, Darwin NT
🌿 We are back and you're invited! 🌿
After a long pause due to Cyclone Fina, we are excited to announce the relaunch of our Pop-Up Art Exhibition 🙌
Immerse yourself in a powerful celebration of culture, creativity, and Country. This unique exhibition showcases stunning works by Indigenous artists exploring the deep connections between climate, healing, and Country. 🌏✨
Join us for panel session (with morning tea) at 10:30am and hear directly from the Indigenous artists and researchers behind this inspiring project.
All are welcome — come connect, reflect, and be part of this important conversation through art. 💬❤️
This exhibition is proudly supported by the NHMRC HEAL Innovation Fund as part of the initiative:
“Healing for Country from Country through Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Communities of Practice.”
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