seven photographs of photography-based Indigenous artworks

six photographs of Indigenous artworks using metallic paint, neon lights, photography & film

seven photographs of consumer items in an exhibition about sustainability, including shoes, takeaway drink containers, a chair, and clothes

#NGVA Indigenous works using photography and new media, and ‘Making Good: Redesigning the Everyday’, an exhibition in conjunction with #RMIT and with the participation of Alice Payne, Dean of Fashion & Textiles, of consumer products designed to reduce the harms of mass production.

six photographs of artworks made from scratched and scraped scrap enamelled metal signs

five photographs of seemingly abstract paintings by Indigenous artists

six photographs of artworks made using traditional Indigenous techniques of weaving and petroglyph creation

Visited the #NGVA to get my art-quotient up; the Indigenous galleries don’t fail! There are a couple of my favourite scraped scrap metal artworks as well as superb paintings, and contemporary works using traditional methods… 2/3

three photos of a gallery displaying Indigenous bark art in a salon-style hang up the walls

three photographs of Indigenous bark artworks

four photographs of Indigenous bark artworks

Indigenous bark artworks showing traditional mermaids

Visited the #NGVA to get my art-quotient up; the Indigenous galleries don’t fail! The Bark Salon is both overwhelming and exciting, with its salon hang of Wonderful Things from the last 80 years.

photos of an expansive and upmarket cafe and a meal of pie and coffee

#Sydney Lunch at the #AGNSW member’s room, much classier than the cafe! (and the #NGVI & #NGVA!)

a neon artwork with red lettering and a yellow crown

Artwork in the #RMIT Collection: I wear my own crown, Reko Rennie, 2013. Since returning from its loan to the #NGVA ‘Rekospective’ the neon has been a bit problematic for the curators. I’m lucky to pass this several times a day when on campus.