The City of Whittlesea are proud to invite you to visit Bulluk Wurrdhun, Bik Wurrdhun. Meaning “many peoples, many places” in Woi Wurrung language, the exhibition features artworks created by First Nations artists from around Australia, that express connection to culture and identity.
The artforms, use of materials and creative mediums featured are as diverse as the ancestral lands that our artists come from, including influences from Wurundjeri, Wamba Wamba, Gunditjamara, Western Arrarnta, Luritja, Kokatha, Jinibara, Pintupi and Bundjalung cultures.
Featured artists include:
Emma Bamblett l Sharna Brown l Natasha Corrigan l Gurwidj Women’s Group l Andrew Tjupurrulla Highfold l Jade Kennedy l Mandy Nicholson l Ray Thomas l Thomas Tjapaltjarri l Emrhan Sultan l Sonny Wright
Exhibition details:
Dates: 22 June-22 July
Time: 10am-4pm weekdays
Location: Great Hall, City of Whittlesea Civic Centre
25 Ferres Blvd, South Morang
Artist talk:
Join us to hear from two of the artist featured in our current exhibition Bulluk Wurrdhun, Bik Wurrdhun.
Ray Thomas, a Brabrawooloong, Gunnai man from Victoria and Jade Kennedy, hailing from Wadjak boodja (WA) and Tatti-Tatti (Victoria), will speak to their their respective creative and cultural practices that inspire the creation of their stunning artworks.
Date: Thursday 14 July
Time: 1:30pm – 3:00pm
Venue: Great Hall, Civic Centre (25 Ferres Blvd, South Morang)
The event is free and bookings can be made by clicking on this link:
Afternoon tea will be provided, so please book for catering purposes.