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National Reconciliation Week 2019 27 MAY - 3 JUNE Grounded in Truth National Reconciliation Week 2019 27 MAY - 3 JUNE Grounded in Truth . Walk Together with Courage WHEN EVENT RSVP DETAILS WHERE ONGOING Until Sat 1 Vietnam – One In, All In Public event Country Arts SA presents a new exhibition honouring Tandanya National June 2019 Hosted by Country Arts Free the untold stories of South Australian Aboriginal Aboriginal Cultural SA veterans of the Vietnam War, before, during and Institute For booking after. The exhibition features works by a selected enquiries call 253 Grenfell Street group of contemporary Aboriginal artists who were Adelaide SA 5000 8224 3200 paired with these veterans to create multidisciplinary artworks inspired by their memories. Artists include Allan Collins, Brad Darkson, Beaver Lennon, Hayley Millar-Baker, Clem Newchurch, Lavene Ngatokoura, Sandra Saunders, Damien Shen, Major Sumner AM, James Taylor, Tony Wilson and Raymond Zada. Curator Jessica Clark, Creative Producer Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin. For more information, contact Samantha at email [email protected] Until Fri 7 Acknowledgement of Public event South Australia Police mark NRW and their 181th Tandanya National June 2019 Aboriginal Trackers and Free anniversary by recognising and celebrating the Aboriginal Cultural Police Aides contribution that Aboriginal Trackers, Police Aides Institute Presented by South and Community Constables have made to the Police 253 Grenfell Street Australia Police and South Australian Community. The stories of these Adelaide SA 5000 Trackers, including Jimmy James and Daniel Moodoo are being retold through a stunning photographic exhibition. For more information, contact Sergeant Danielle James at 7322 4466 or email [email protected] Until Sat 15 Now and then: Kaltijiti Public event The exhibition features modern artworks by a range of Gallery 1855 June 2019 artists of the sand dune Free Aboriginal artists, expressing the experience of walking 2 Haines Road country in two worlds and the constant battle of sustaining Tea Tree Gully Hosted by City of Tea Aboriginal culture, tradition, language and connection to SA 5091 Tree Gully Country. For more information, contact (08) 8397 7444 or email [email protected] Until Sun 16 Yurtu Ardla Exhibition Public event Yurtu Ardla is the first exhibition curated by Nukunu South Australia June 2019 Hosted by South Free person, Dr Jared Thomas. The exhibition celebrates Museum the continuation of Adnyamathanha wood carving and 10:00am – Australian Museum North Terrace 5:00pm daily the revitalisation of Nukunu wood carving practice. It is Adelaide SA 5000 the result of a Ku Arts project initiated by Nukunu and Adnyamathanha men, in partnership with the South Australian Museum. Workshops have been led by master Adnyamathanha carver and language speaker Uncle Roy Coulthard. For more information, contact 8207 7500 or email [email protected] Page 1 National Reconciliation Week 2019 27 MAY - 3 JUNE Grounded in Truth . Walk Together with Courage WHEN EVENT RSVP DETAILS WHERE Until Fri 19 For Country, For Nation Public event For Country, for Nation reflects the experience of Hawke Building July 2019 Exhibition Free war from the perspective of First Nations Australians. City West campus 10:00am Presented by the Curated by Amanda Jane Reynolds for the Australian University of South – 5:00pm Samstag Museum of Art War Memorial, the exhibition brings to light the long- Australia Tuesday to standing tradition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (cnr Fenn Place Saturday peoples in fighting for Country to reveal stories of and North Terrace) service in the military and on the front lines of war. The 55 North Terrace exhibition features contemporary responses to conflict Adelaide SA 5000 by artists such as Tony Albert, Yhonnie Scarce, Megan Cope, Gordon Bennett, Brian Robinson and Shirley MacNamara. For more information, contact 8302 0870 or email [email protected] TUESDAY 21 MAY 12:30pm – Reconciliation Week Public event Lisa Slade, Assistant Director, Artistic Programs Gallery 24 1:00pm Public Talk Free analyses Ben Quilty’s Rorschach painting Irin Irinji in Art Gallery of Hosted by Art Gallery the lead up to NRW. This work explores a harrowing South Australia of SA account of colonial violence as shared with the artist North Terrace by Anangu Elder Frank Young. For more information, Adelaide SA 5000 contact Jane at 8207 7112 or email [email protected] WEDNESDAY 22 MAY From DreamBIG Children’s Ticketed event DreamBIG Children’s Festival is South Australia’s Telstra Plaza, 10:50am Festival opening event for school iconic biennial arts festival, with fresh, inventive, Adelaide Oval Presented by Adelaide students aged imaginative and inspiring arts experiences. More than War Memorial Drive Festival Centre 5-12 years two million South Australian children have participated North Adelaide dreambigfestival. in the festival since its inception in 1974 (as Come SA 5006 com.au/events/ Out Festival). DreamBIG Children’s Festival is divided dreambig-opening- into two program streams – the school’s program event where children participate in events and performances through their school, and the general public program for families. For more information, contact 8216 8600 or visit dreambigfestival.com.au Page 2 National Reconciliation Week 2019 27 MAY - 3 JUNE Grounded in Truth . Walk Together with Courage WHEN EVENT RSVP DETAILS WHERE Wed 22 – Same Like Yesterday: Public event World Premiere - This colourfully animated Radford Auditorium Fri 31 May Virlkuthalypila and Free event for visual performance is a story about six senior Art Gallery of 2019 Other Stories from Our school students Adnyamathanha women and two teenage girls South Australia Country aged 7 years travelling through the Flinders Ranges in the footsteps North Terrace Presented by DreamBIG and up of Virlkuthalypila, the two women from the Yuramuda Adelaide SA 5000 Festival (Dreamtime). This work is a collaboration between Bookings women and children of the Adnyamathanha community required and the Sharing Stories Foundation which works with Indigenous communities to protect, maintain and grow dreambigfestival. language, stories and cultural heritage through digital com.au/events/ same-like-yesterday technologies and artistic forms for this and future generations. For more information, contact Jane at 8207 7112 or email [email protected] THURSDAY 23 MAY 9:45am – Reconciliation in the Public event Mayor Gillian Aldridge OAM and Mayor Kevin Knight Golden Grove Arts 12:00pm North Morning Tea Tickets $10.00 invite you to join in the morning tea in the lead up to Centre Hosted by City of NRW. Hear from guest speaker Paul Herzich, award 1 Tenison Place Bookings winning Kaurna/Ngarrindjeri landscape, architect Salisbury and City of Tea essential The Golden Way Tree Gully and visual artist on ‘Walk my Journey’. For more Golden Grove cttg.sa.gov.au/ information contact Donna at 8397 7444, or Julie at SA 5125 reconciliation 8406 8304 or email [email protected] FRIDAY 24 MAY 10:00am National Sorry Day Public event To commemorate National Sorry Day and members of Stebonheath Park Public Ceremony Free the Stolen Generations, join in a public ceremony at Davoren Road Hosted/sponsored the Stolen Generations Memorial and Healing Garden. Andrews Farm by Department for This will be followed by the Honour walk through John SA 5114 Education, City of Hartley School and lunch at the John McVeity Centre Playford, AnglicareSA, for Stolen Generations Members and their families. Uniting Communities, Bus pick-up is available for Stolen Generations City of Salisbury, members, Elders and their families. Western pick-ups Relationships Australia, contact Rodney Welch on 8405 6868; Northern/Central City of Port Adelaide pick-ups contact Lisa or Ali on 8255 3323. Enfield Limited places available. School attendance by invitation, for details please contact your area Aboriginal Community Education Officer. 10:30am NRW Morning Tea Public event Join in the City of Mitcham Flag Raising ceremony, Civic Centre Hosted by City of Free along with guest speakers and morning tea. For more 131 Belair Road Mitcham information, contact 8372 8888 or email Torrens Park [email protected] SA 5062 Page 3 National Reconciliation Week 2019 27 MAY - 3 JUNE Grounded in Truth . Walk Together with Courage WHEN EVENT RSVP DETAILS WHERE 10:30am – National Sorry Day Public event Everyone is invited to join in the Journey of Healing Victoria Square/ 2:30pm Stolen Generations Free SA event to commemorate National Sorry Day and Tarntanyangga Track Home Event the coming home of the Stolen Generations. The Adelaide SA 5000 Hosted by Journey event commences with a formal Kaurna Welcome of Healing SA and to Country, guest speakers, musical performances, sponsored by Adelaide community information displays and stalls, and free City Council, South BBQ. For more information and to host a public stall, Australian Government please contact Mr John Browne on 0431 234 561 or via Facebook facebook.com/journeyofhealingsainc 10:00am – Peramangk Cultural Internal event SA Water is hosting a Peramangk cultural hike and Mount Barker 12:30pm Tour Open to staff learn tour with Peramangk Elder Ivan Copley. Lunch is Summit Hosted by SA Water provided. For more information, contact Sarah on 0459 Mount Barker 875 343 or email [email protected] SA 5251 SATURDAY 25 MAY 4:05pm NRW AFL Match Tickets at During National Reconciliation Week, the Adelaide Adelaide Oval Hosted by Adelaide
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