Drawing from his expansive collection of Aboriginalia—a term coined by the artist to describe kitschy objects and images that feature naive portrayals of Aboriginality—I AM, AM I, AIM, IMA continues Albert’s longstanding investigation into contemporary legacies of colonisation. Contrasting Australia’s official colours of green and gold against a backdrop of Aboriginalia, Albert’s print exposes the flawed and deeply unsettled foundation of Australian nationalism.

All proceeds will support the IMA’s 45th anniversary program, Making Art Work. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf.

Hear a video message from the artist Tony Albert here.