Yilaaminda come, join us, ngarraangaiyay listen with all of your senses and pay attention to the stories in front of you that will take you across wajaar, bindarray, juluum and gaagal.

Long since Gumbaynggirr Dreaming, people have told stories in a multitude of forms, embracing multidisciplinary craftsmanship, art, performative dance, theatrics and music. The stories are multi-layered, infused with truth and memory, handed down through generations and dispersed through family and family connections.

The cultural significance of place, or a place in time strengthens the power of the artists’ voice and vision, alongside themes and concepts of identity, historical crimes and injustice, continuing dispossession, initiation, custodianship, and traditional knowledge. Through ngarraanga to people and place we ground ourselves in reality, truth and history.