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A black wall with light on artwork showing three hooks with wires attached to them.
17 Oct

Archives are Hot!: Monuments Tour

  • Free
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Join Palawa man and artist researcher Dominic White (Trawlwoolway) and white settler artist researcher Amy Spiers on a tour of some of the monuments and public artworks around RMIT campus that will draw on both their research-based socially engaged, performative art practices.

Grounded in their different positionalities and mutual interest in the histories archived on our streets through commemorative public art, together they will prompt attendees to consider the shared pasts and embodied memories that are, and are not, evoked by the artworks in the city's (stolen) public spaces.

This event is a collaboration between Next Wave and CAST for Archives are Hot! Artists in the Archive – a two-day program of workshops, talks and activations.

Archives are Hot! Artists in the Archive is supported by City of Melbourne.

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Date Times
Fri 17 Oct
  • 10am - 11am 10:00am - 11:00am

Location

State Library Victoria
328 Swanston St
Melbourne 3000

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Price and bookings

This is a free event

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  • telephone number: 0400 762 296
  • email address: nextwave@nextwave.org.au
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  • Companion card accepted
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  • Service animals

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