We Outside
We Outside is a striking exhibition showcasing the resilience, identity and creativity of African-Australian youth.
A visual documentary by Nigerian-Australian photographer Ayooluwatomiwa ‘Ibukun’ Oloruntoba, capturing event spaces created by and for young African-Australians in Melbourne, video and images bring to life the resilience, diversity and richness of the African-Australian.
Oloruntoba’s style is often observational, yet there is an undeniable intimacy in his photographs that reflects his active role as a community member and advocate. Using 35mm film, these black-and-white images allow the strength of community to lead the narrative throughout this work.
We Outside brings recognition to these events while advocating for their ongoing support. Serving as a testament to the importance of these culturally safe spaces by engaging event organisers to uncover their challenges, motivations and the support required to develop these spaces.
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Wed 30 Jul |
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Thu 31 Jul |
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Fri 1 Aug |
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Sun 17 Aug |
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Location 
Immigration Museum
400 Flinders St
Melbourne 3000
Price and bookings
From free to $15
Adult / general $15 |
Senior $10 |
Student / concession free |
Children free |
Free for children under 16
Booking not required
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