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WHEN : 11th May – 2nd June, Opening 11th May, 6.30 – 9.30pm
WHERE : Woolloongabba Art Gallery

Marshall Bell’s latest exhibition links existing research on Gamilaroi artwith oral histories, demonstrating a continuity of practice
extending back to old Gamil,a time before time itself began.

The exhibition will be opened by senior representative of the Gamilaroi nation. song and dance man, Pauli Spearim and translated into Gamilaroi by Marcus Waters.Celebrations will include a Traditional Gamilaroi welcome dance.

Image : Marshall Bell, Rock Painting 2010, 183 x 152 cm, acrylic on canvas.

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