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✓ Published: 10-Aug-2021
✓ Published: 10-Aug-2021
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Unfinished Business is a community response to the spatial audio work, Yalinguth ( “yesterday” in Woi Wurrung). Directed by Chris Barker and James Henry, the work is a collaboration with young Gunaikurnai artist Graham (BJ) Braybon and The OrCha Collective. The projection work uses video portraiture of local Aboriginal Elders, whose stories are included in the Yalinguth app, arising from a series of photography workshops run by James Henry with young people in Fitzroy. These intimate and pow
Unfinished Business is a community response to the spatial audio work, Yalinguth ( “yesterday” in Woi Wurrung). Directed by Chris Barker and James Henry, the work is a collaboration with young Gunaikurnai artist Graham (BJ) Braybon and The OrCha Collective. The projection work uses video portraiture of local Aboriginal Elders, whose stories are included in the Yalinguth app, arising from a series of photography workshops run by James Henry with young people in Fitzroy. These intimate and pow
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