Image: Cultural materials presented in More Than a Tarrang (tree)_ Memory, Material and Cultural Agency. Source Museums Victoria. Photo by Eugene Hyland
More Than a Tarrang (tree) symposium
Presented by Wominjeka Djeembana Indigenous research lab, Monash University
Melbourne Museum
2 and 3 November 2023
Registrations and full program: https://www.monash.edu/mada/events/2023/more-than-a-tarrang-symposium
Register to attend by 26 October
KEYNOTE
TULLEI, GNIRIGOMINDALA KARULBO – RESPECTFUL DESIGN AND CULTURES OF REPAIR
Professor Norm Sheehan
RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
TUYLINI (STRINGY BARK GUM TREES), TRUKANINI AND CANOES
Zoe Rimmer
WANYARRA (ACTIVE) CODE-SWITCHING
Moorina Bonini
WIRRA – KAURNA CULTURAL CONNECTION TO EUCALYPTUS TREES
James Tylor
MURRUP (GHOST) WEAVING WITH AND FOR COUNTRY
Dr Paola Balla
WHARE TIPUNA – THE CARVED ANCESTRAL HOUSE
Israel Tangaroa Birch
THE DUNGHUTTI CANOE – POWER OF CULTURAL SUBJECTS
Brad Webb and Dr Jessica Neath
KUMMARGI GADHABA YULENDJ TARRANG
N’Arweet Professor Carolyn Briggs AM, David Tournier, Julian Rutten, Professor Brian Martin, Alexander Holland, Dr Stanislav Roudavski
YARNING
DHULU – SINGING COUNTRY
Greg Griffiths Bulingha Murri Ganuur and Professor Brian Martin
POETICS OF CULTURAL RENEWAL – FIRST PEOPLES WOMEN’S PRAXIS
N’Arweet Professor Carolyn Briggs AM, Moorina Bonini, Maya Hodge and Kimberley Moulton
RECLAIMING AND REGENERATING SOUTHEAST AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL ART PRACTICES
Maree Clarke and Mitch Mahoney
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