Lyndon Davis: Djagan Yaman

Deadline:

3 November
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February 24
Caboolture Regional Art Gallery

Born and raised on the Sunshine Coast, Lyndon Davis is an internationally acclaimed Kabi Kabi artist, educator and cultural performer. Djagan Yaman translates as ‘Country calling’. This exhibition presents paintings, objects, moving image and sound to consider the way Davis’ practice is grounded in listening to Country and communicating the importance of custodianship and caring for the land.

Exhibition developed by University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery.

 

Image: Lyndon Davis with Leah Barclay and Tricia King, Beeyali, 2021- ongoing, single-channel video, 5:36. Courtesy of the artists.

 

 

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