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Archive

2026 Archive

2026 Archived Experiences

Wanim Tour | Warmun

Live Experience

The Wanim tour continues to Warmun Arts Centre, bringing together Stephen Pigram, Bart Marr, Mary Rapp, Carl Dewhurst and Talya Valenti alongside local performers and special guests.

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The Wanim tour continues on to Pioneer Park in Halls Creek, bringing together Stephen Pigram, Bart Marr, Mary Rapp, Carl Dewhurst and Talya Valenti alongside special guests for an evening of song,...

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KALACC, Nindilingarri Cultural Health Services, Marra Worra Worra, Gurama Yani U and Tura present Wanim at the Mindi Rardi Festival Grounds, with Traditional performances by Kurtal and Walmajarri...

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Wanim Tour | Broome

Live Experience

Following performances across the Kimberley, Wanim arrives in Broome for a special final performance featuring Stephen Pigram, Bart Marr, Mary Rapp, Carl Dewhurst and Talya Valenti, alongside...

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Wanim Tour | Kununurra

Live Experience

The first performance of the Wanim tour kicks off as the sun goes down, with Wangga by Waringarri Performers, before Wanim unfolds through song, storytelling, improvisation and sound. Bringing...

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A collaboration in music, sound and storytelling by renowned musicians Mark Atkins and Erkki Veltheim, Mungangga Garlagula (Yarning by the Fire) is a roadmap to the shadowlands of the most ancient...

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A collaboration in music, sound and storytelling by renowned musicians Mark Atkins and Erkki Veltheim, Mungangga Garlagula (Yarning by the Fire) is a deeply human story of homecoming, told through...

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Nightscape

Live Experience

An immersive three-screen video installation by Kimberley artist Natalie Davey, presented at the 25th Biennale of Sydney. Building on previous collaborations with Natalie Davey, Tura has supported...

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Buga Yanu Junba: Strengthening First Languages and wellbeing through collaborative songwriting This Nulungu Talking Heads Seminar shares the story behind Buga Yanu Junba, which grew from a...

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A spotlight talk with 25th Biennale of Sydney artist, Natalie Davey, who appeared by her work 'Nightscapes' on display in the Turbine Hall at White Bay Power Station to discuss the themes and...

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Join Biennale Artists Natalie Davey (Bunuba / Walmajarri); and Gunybi Ganambarr & Yinimala Gumana (Dhaḻwaŋu clan) for this panel discussion moderated by Fondation Cartier First Nations...

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