ResourceMonumentalisation: Conveying Cultural Narratives with Installation and Public Art

Kevin O’Brien, Judy Watson, and Tony Albert

Monumentalisation: Conveying Cultural Narratives with Installation and Public Art

Podcast

11 September 2021

How do First Nations artists approach representation in public spaces?

Taking artist Yhonnie Scarce‘s new commission Missile Park as a starting point architect Kevin O’Brien, and artists Judy Watson, and Tony Albert explore the intersection of architecture, memorial culture, and the representation of First Nations histories in their own projects and practices.

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