The Importance of Indigenous Knowledge

Copyright: 2021

In this webinar, the National Gallery of Victoria curator Hannah Presley speaks with exhibiting artist Clinton Naina, artist and curator Kent Morris, along with researcher Zena Cumpston, about the importance of Indigenous cultural leadership and generational knowledge in facing the challenges of climate change.

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