Meke Movements

Lauan front yard 🌊🏝️

Dancehall & Afrobeat dance class with Babasea Primary School. OFC I was honoured to teach the kids (my small cousins, nieces and nephews) a dance class!

And shoutout to the Babasea School Teachers who were absolutely lovely and ofc. enthusiastic dancers 💃🏽🕺🏽

Famous picnic point 🌴

At the wharf boarding for Matuku 🏝️

FREEDOM for oppressed Indigenous people✊🏽
I was proud to see these flags raised here at FWCC.

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Matuku to the world 🐚

Trevor Barker Award night for 🏉

Forever grateful for my dad. I always wish my grandparents could see what we do and how a small family from the island makes it to a big stage showcasing our culture. I’m so so proud I get to share the stage with my father who has taught me everything 🌺

MATADANCE in Narrm | Melbourne 🇫🇯
Sooo excited to perform with my dance fam from Viti🐚

More art pieces from different rooms: celebrating women artist, central and western desert, resistance and innovation and other artist.

1/2. Kungkarangkalpa (Seven sisters) - Ngaanyatjarra Women of Tjanpi Desert Weavers
3. Desert Mermaid - Marlene Rubuntja, Arrernte
4. Garnkiny Ngarranggarni - Mabel Juli, Gija people
5. Clash of Cultures - Trevor Nickolls, Ngarrindjeri

65,000 YEARS
A Short History of
Australian Art

2. Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Ancestors - Billibellary, Annie Borate, William Barak
3. Uncle William Barak - Wurundjeri Ancestor
4. Ginnin - Wurundjeri Ancestor
5. Kangaroo teeth necklace - Maree Clarke, Mutti Mutti/Wamba Wamba/Yorta Yorta/Boon Wurrung
6. Djaara shield
7. Djaara artefacts - Dja Dja Wurrung