Image of woman in dance pose looking a her reflection in mirrored surface
Image of woman in dance pose looking a her reflection in mirrored surface
Amrita Hepi, Scripture for a smokescreen: Episode 1 Dolphin House 2022 (film still). Commissioned by ACMI and Samstag Museum of Art. Courtesy the artist.

Various artists

Buruugaa Garaa Buruu Garaa Budgeramgali (Saltwater people Freshwater people stories)

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Co-curated by Melissa Ladkin, Buruugaa Garaa Buruu Garaa Budgeramgali features Amrita Hepi, Joshua Lynch and Djon Mundine OAM, with a live performance by Waangenga Blanco. This exhibition is a dynamic exploration of spiritual and customary living relationships with water. Through individual screen dances, spoken word and musical composition, each artist takes the audience on a journey, offering a fluid narrative that showcases the dynamic diversity of water and how it connects us.

Image of woman in dance pose looking a her reflection in mirrored surface
Amrita Hepi, Scripture for a smokescreen: Episode 1 Dolphin House 2022 (film still). Commissioned by ACMI and Samstag Museum of Art. Courtesy the artist.

Exhibitions

An orange, yellow and grey painting of two figure hunched over exchanging flames, by Clare Milledge
Clare Milledge
Complex notophyll vine forest: ground-proof
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A black and white image by Sonka Pietrek
Sonka Pietrek
Memory of motion
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Club Ate, Ex Nilalang (video still) 2017. Courtesy the artists and Art Gallery of New South Wales Club Ate
Club Ate
Ex Nilalang, Episodes 1 - 4
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The Lismore City Library at night with a large scale projection of an animation of colourful boab trees.
Bronwyn Bancroft
Boab tree, bountiful in shape, standing on the plains
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Lismore Regional Gallery acknowledges the Widjabul Wia-bal people of the Bundjalung Nation as the traditional owners of the land upon which the gallery stands. We pay respects to elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations peoples and their continuing connection to land, waters, community and the arts.