What does it mean to be in dialogue with your homeland when you’re away from it? Join a panel of First Nations, Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa (Pacific) and Women of Colour artists as they discuss creating an image of home through their art, and the push and pull between living in their homelands and the city. 

Hear from Tongan-Australian movement director Sela Vai, Wiradjuri poet and artist Jazz Money, emerging Western Sydney artist Gillian Kayrooz, and Māori-Grenadian interdisciplinary artist Ayeesha Ash, in a nuanced conversation about the importance of Country, whenua (land), moana (ocean) and place in creativity.

This event is hosted by Black Birds, an interdisciplinary, intercultural, and intersectional Sydney arts company created as a response to the lack of representation & misrepresentation of Women of Colour in the Australian arts industry.

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