Taking place within Dale Harding’s (Bidjara, Garingbal, and Ghungalu peoples) exhibition ‘Current Iterations’, this event brings together the community embedded within Harding’s practice and the exhibition itself.
You are invited to join Harding, his family and friends to enliven and “wake up” the exhibition space through an evening of music, dance, and performance.
After having exhibited extensively nationally and internationally, ‘Current Iterations’ is Dale Harding’s largest exhibition to date. This show brings together new and recent works focusing on objects dislocated by museum practices, as well as living culture activated in and outside the confines of art. The show carefully addresses the relocation of objects, the creation of architecture and landscape in sculptural form, and the learning and activation of culture through carving and stencilling with mouth-blown ochre by Harding and other members of his community.
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Image: Dale Harding speaking to visitors at the Institute of Modern Art. In view: Dale Harding, ‘Body of objects’, 2017. Photo: Louis Lim.
