Brooke Wandin talks about The Soils Project on RRR

Listen to Brooke Wandin share about The Soils Project and the many aspects of this complex and meaningful exhibition with connections being at the forefront of her experience. Connections between Country and the body, connections formed with the other First Nations artists involved in the show and recognising the soil as being a point of connection with the other artists and practitioners from Nederland and Indonesia.

The Soils Project closes 12 November 2023.

Visit TarraWarra’s Instagram to see photos of the exhibition.

Header image: Brooke Wandin and Megan Cope, biiknganjinu ngangudji – see our Country 2023, digital print of hand drawn map of Wurundjeri Country, original drawing by Megan Cope from panoramic photograph by Xain Milke. Courtesy of the artist / Courtesy of the artist and Milani Gallery, Brisbane

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The Soils Project: groundwork. Webinar Recordings

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