Three Journeys
As part of Three Journeys
Presented by the WA Museum and Tura
Visit Warnarral Ngoorrngoorrool and experience The Journey Down as part of Western Australian Museum Boola Bardip's temporary exhibition Three Journeys.
Discover the transformative power of an old vehicle reimagined as a sonic musical instrument. In Warnarral Ngoorrngoorrool, experience the fusion of Aboriginal people's tradition, innovation, and creativity, which breathes new life into an iconic symbol of the outback. This exhibit bridges the gap between ancient culture and contemporary expression through the harmonious blend of sound and form.
Chris Griffiths
Performer
Andrew (Pelican) Daylight
Performer
Preben Ningarmarra
Performer
Mark Atkins
Performer
Vanessa Tomlinson
Performer
Tristen Parr
Performer
Sohan Hayes
Video and animation
Shirley Purdie
Visual Artist
Gordon Barney
Visual Artist
Nancy Nodea
Visual Artist
Lindsay Malay
Visual Artist
Gabriel Nodea
Visual Artist
Eddie Nulgit
Visual Artist
Charlene Carrington
Visual Artist
Mark Nodea
Visual Artist
Evelyn Malgil
Visual Artist
Jon Rose
Warnarral Ngoorrngoorrool Sound Sculpture Concept and Creation
Tura acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and create. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. With solidarity and friendship we say thank you.
Warnarral Ngoorrngoorrool was produced by Tura in collaboration with Warmun Art Centre, Warmun Community Inc & Ngalangangpum School. The creation and development of Warnarral Ngoorrngoorrool has been supported by the State Government of Western Australia through the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries, the Australian Government through the Regional Arts Fund, Healthway and the Ian Potter Foundation
The Journey Down tour was supported by the State Government of Western Australia through the Regional Arts and Cultural Investment Program, and the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.
Photos by Edify Media.
Tura acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and create. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. With solidarity and friendship we say thank you.
