Meet the Artist with Launchpad Artist Luke Williams  - Finding Our Awaba

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Come along and meet the Launchpad artist behind Toronto Library's newest exhibition Finding Our Awaba

Toronto Library

Come along to Toronto Library on February 15th at 10am to meet Luke Williams - the artist behind the newest Launchpad exhibition Finding Our AwabaAbout Finding Our AwabaThe Finding Our Awaba exhibition features a series of twelve photographs that aim to highlight the resilient remnants of the natural world post-colonial Australia. Let this exhibition serve as a space to reflect on experiences in life where connection to the natural world offered joy and wonder to you.Moments of intensity, tranquillity, sublimity and spirituality are captured by local Awabakal man Luke Williams.This exhibition appeals to anyone who finds comfort in immersing themselves in the natural world.The twelve photographs have been assembled to show the perspective of Mahrahkah, an Awabakal woman who was one of two women of childbearing age that survived colonial massacres and disease. This is Luke’s ancestor and was one of the last people to feel and observe Awaba before the continuous destruction of Country. All photos attempt to distance themselves from colonial scarring to immerse the viewer in a sacred peace that was almost faded.Luke is inspired by Awabakal Country, and its ability to manifest community and individual well-being.*Please note there is no need to print off your tickets for this event, the staff can provide electronic check upon entryParking Information:Toronto Library, located on the corner of Brighton Ave &amp; Pernell St, had a public carpark adjacent to the building with accessible parking available that provides access via a ramp to the library. The venue has accessible toilets outside the facility. The library can be accessed by public buses

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