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Spot Fire 3 – Thelma Thomas-Lesianawai 'Connecting with Cultural Collections'

Connecting Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Pacific young people with cultural collections Thelma Thomas-Lesianawai, Youth Project Coordinator, Australian Museum The Australian Museum’s Youth Reconnection Project connects Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Pacific young people to their cultural heritage via the Museum’s cultural collections. From 2009 until today, the project has directly engaged hundreds of young people both in NSW Juvenile Detention, community centres and at the Australian Museum via cultural workshops, creative and performance workshops and mentoring. This session will look at the development and outcomes of the project, and the ongoing work of connecting new generations to age-old cultures. Three Spot Fire Symposia were held in anticipation of Kaldor Public Art Project 32, Jonathan Jones’ barrangal dyara (skin and bones). Spotfire Symposium 1—Landscape and language 7 May 2016, State Library of New South Wales Spot Fire Symposium 2—Spectacle, manifestation, performance 16 July 2016, Art Gallery of New South Wales Spot Fire Symposium 3—Loss and resilience 6 August 2016, Australian Museum Jonathan Jones barrangal dyara (skin and bones) 17 September – 3 October 2016 Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney http://kaldorartprojects.org.au/proje... Video: Peter Greig