Mirrung Exhibition

RISE Canberra 26 June 2020 25 June 2020

Where:

153-21 aMBUSH Gallery Cultural Centre, 153 Tangney Road Australian National University, Acton

When:

26 June 2020, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

Artwork shows bearded person sitting before blue backdrop

Mirrung exhibition at aMBUSH Gallery closes on the 26th June. Photo: Supplied.

Mirrung – meaning ‘belonging’ in Dharug, the Sydney language – is an exciting exhibition blending the artistic talents of Indigenous brother and sister, David and Noni Cragg, who are inspired by their First Nations, Scottish and Irish background.

Combining Noni’s portraiture with David’s landscape and florals – each informing the other – the pair use their art to explore notions of belonging and community, as well as representation and intersectionality.

The exhibition closes on the 26th June. For more information, visit our website.

The Details

What: Mirrung Exhibition at aMBUSH Gallery
When: Friday 26 June, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Where: 153-21 aMBUSH Gallery Cultural Centre, 153 Tangney Road Australian National University, Acton
Cost: FREE

To find out how you can watch this at home, visit the RISE Canberra website.

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