Discover how ancient rock art on Balanggarra Country in the Kimberley, Western Australia, is being brought to life through a unique collaboration between traditional owners and scientists.
Join a Kwini traditional owner, a geologist, and a Tasmanian Aboriginal scholar as they share stories of the enduring significance of rock art. Explore how Balanggarra Country’s rock art reveals stories of cultural resilience and groundbreaking discoveries. Ian’s vision of “two ways to see” offers a fresh perspective on preserving and understanding this heritage, connecting ancient traditions with today’s world.
This talk highlights the power of partnerships to unlock deeper insights into our shared history and cultural identity.
Tickets are free but essential. Get yours now to avoid disappointment.
Event partner:
This talk is brought to you in partnership by Rock Art Australia and the University of Tasmania.
Image:
Umalli and Gamballi, Kwini creator spirits. Photographer: Mark Jones.
Pre-event refreshments:
Head to the venue early and enjoy complimentary refreshments from 5.30pm.
Parking:
Free parking is available at the venue.
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