Art as a medium for Decolonisation‪.‬ Koori Mail News

In this episode of Koori Mail News (formerly the BLAKroom news podcast), your host Nick Paton raises the question: how are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people using their voice to protest, or to get an important message across on a particular issue?
Nick yarns with the Koori Mail’s Journalist and photographer, Palawa woman, Jillian Mundy and Tasmanian artist Julie Gough first up, about an extraordinary truth telling project both women are involved in, currently underway in Nipaluna, Hobart.
Gunai woman Kirli Saunders yarns with Nick about her new solo art exhibition, Returning, and how Kirli is is using her voice through poetry and art to talk about decolonisation and truth telling. 
The BLAKroom news podcast is a Koori Mail production.
The music featured in this podcast is ‘Modern Day Corroboree’ by Mitch Tambo.
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Fore more on The Crowther Reinterpreted Project: www.hobartcity.com.au/Community/Arts-and-culture/Public-art/City-of-Hobart-public-art-projects/Crowther-Reinterpretation-project
For more on Kirli Saunders’ exhibition Returning: www.theshac.com.au/events/kirli-saunders
For more on Stop Black Deaths In Custody Australia: www.sbdicaustralia.com.au
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