#MKW17 - First Nations creating YIRRAMBOI (tomorrow)
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MKW17 Festival Hub
State Library Victoria 328 Swanston Street Melbourne, VIC 3000 AustraliaDescription
First Nations creating YIRRAMBOI (tomorrow)
YIRRAMBOI means 'tomorrow' in the shared languages of the Boon Wurrung and Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nations.
Join artist, curator and cultural producer powerhouse Paola Balla as she asks Australian and international guests: what happens when First Nations artists create works for First Nations audiences, and how will this will make our tomorrow more powerful?
This will be an energising conversation, exploring the role of Indigenous leadership in generating creative autonomy, reinvigorating artistic practice, and Melbourne’s position as a global hub for First Nations arts.
This event is proudly presented by Kalinya Communications and the City of Melbourne in partnership with Yirramboi – First Nations Arts Festival.
[Please note this event is wheelchair accessible]
YIRRAMBOI First Nations Arts Festival
YIRRAMBOI First Nations Arts Festival is a citywide Blakout, gathering creative visionaries from across Victoria, Australia and around the world on the lands of the Kulin. A ten day feast of arts and cultural events that honours the visions of yesterday and dreams forward into tomorrow.
Melbourne Knowledge Week
Melbourne Knowledge Week is a week-long festival that melds, art, technology, business and science to explore and co-create our future city. Over 80 new wave events have been designed to inspire curious minds to collide and collaborate to bring future-focused ideas to life.
Throw yourself into a week full of innovation and creativity where you’ll hear from international industry leaders, test cutting-edge technology, taste future food and help to solve Melbourne’s future challenges.
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Kalinya is an Aboriginal owned communications consultancy. We gather and share local knowledge. Kalinya is a remote company and this means we can work from anywhere. In the language of the Yorta Yorta people of Northern Victoria, Kalinya means good, beautiful and honest.