Visibility, Voice + Power: The International Rise Of Indigenous Women Artists

Visibility, Voice + Power: The International Rise Of Indigenous Women Artists
NAATA NUNGURRAYI c. 1932 – 2021 | Untitled – Marrapinti 2006 (detail) | synthetic polymer paint on linen | 183 × 153 cm (72 × 60.2 inches)

From Emily Kam Kngwarray’s major retrospective at Tate Modern, to presentations featuring Makinti Napanangka, Naata Nungurrayi and Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori at Frieze Masters, and Naminapu Maymuru-White at Frieze London, senior Indigenous Australian women artists are reshaping how the world understands and values Indigenous artistic practice.

Join us for a conversation with curators Kimberley Moulton and Tamsin Hong, and writer Jennifer Higgie who will explore why this is happening now, what it means, and where it’s taking us. This timely discussion will be moderated by Vanessa Merlino, Head of Research at D’Lan Contemporary.

Visibility, Voice + Power: The International Rise of Indigenous Women Artists | Saturday 18 October, 3pm

No.9 Cork St, London W1S 3LL
RSVP essential: nicole@dlancontemporary.com.au

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