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Exploring Judy Watson’s profound connection to Country at QAGOMA
The Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) is currently hosting Judy Watson’s retrospective exhibition, "mudunara: kundulama: wandaral: jararibirriri," until August 11, 2024. This comprehensive showcase explores the artist’s deep connection to land, culture, and history, resonating with indigenous themes. The exhibition features a diverse range of works, inviting reflection on our relationship with the land and its history, while serving as a powerful reminder of the enduring presence and contributions of First Nations peoples.
Wood Mountain Walk, Day Four
It’s 2:30 in the afternoon. I’m leaning against a fragrant hay bale in a ditch beside Highway 2. I’ve walked 24 kilometres so far and hope to get to 35 before I stop for the day. It’s been a good day for walking, cooler than yesterday and cloudy, although now the sun is shining. I […]
Sunday South End Walk
In less than a month, we’ll be walking some 300 kilometres through southwestern Saskatchewan, from Swift Current to Battleford, following the route of a trail used by settlers, Métis traders and buffalo hunters, and First Nations. (You can learn more about that walk here.) The days will be relatively short–just 20 or 25 kilometres–but it’s going […]
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