Explore the personal, political, and poetic dimensions of ‘home’ at this dynamic public forum featuring artists from HOME 25: Invisible Cities, alongside local leaders, activists and thinkers.
This thought-provoking forum is moderated by Yolngu woman of the Galpu Clan from Northeast Arnhem land, Leila Gurruwiwi, featuring Uncle Mark Brown (Bunurong and Gunditjmara) and Candy Bowers.
Through three interconnected parts—Art, Memory and Desire—the forum offers space for critical reflection and imaginative possibility.
Part One: Art
Hear directly from those whose creative practice speaks to lived experiences of place, displacement and belonging.
Invited Artists include Adrian Olguin, Barat Ali Batoor, Soyoun Kim, Hayden Ryan and James Howard (Liquid Architecture) and Rushdi Anwar.
Part Two: Memory
Dive into presentations and discussion exploring how memory shapes identity and community—locally and globally.
This session will be facilitated by Leila Gurruwiwi including representatives from local and cultural organisations. Uncle Mark Brown from Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation (BLCAC) Abbas Amiry from the Refugee Centre, Naomi Paterson from Cornerstone and Livia Carusi from the Interfaith Network.
Part Three: Desire
Imagine the future we want. What might cultural life look like in a changing world? Consider creative responses to migration, climate crisis, and collective resilience through speculative storytelling and collaborative visioning.
Performer: Candy Bowers.
Join us for a day of shared insight, bold ideas and radical imagination.
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