MAC yapang and Federici's Cafe will be closed on Thursday 28 November for a staff development day. Regular hours will resume on Friday 29 November.
To understand the present, we must confront the past. Truth Tell delves into the learned narratives of early colonisation, and the deep impacts on Aboriginal people during this period. This powerful exhibition draws from the historical accounts of events during a time of dispossession of land and disruption to cultural practices and invites an exploration of the complexities of learned histories.
Drawing inspiration from First Nations perspectives, Penny Evans, Julie Gough, Shellie Smith, James Possum Tylor and Peta Clancy uncover and re-present conflicting histories, while paying homage to the ongoing resilience and strength of Aboriginal communities.
By acknowledging the ongoing effects of colonisation, this exhibition aims to inspire conversations that foster understanding, empathy, and collective responsibility.
Curated by Jasmine Kean.
Image: Penny Evans detail view of In Black and White, 2023, porcelaneous, stoneware, underglazes, carving, sgraffito, dimensions variable. Photo by Michelle Eabrey, courtesy of the artist.
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