Lu Forsberg in discussion with Deb Alvoen and Amelia Hine. Sharing personal, professional, and political perspectives, they discuss our psychological proximity to mining, and how access impacts this relationship.
Lu Forsberg, 'Cattle Station', 2018, Single-channel HD video, 03:00. Installation view: Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. Photo: Louis Lim
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