Step inside Barwon Park and explore an immersive installation across multiple rooms of the historic mansion, Wayngurrla – To Make Good, with curator Dr Deanne Gilson. Wayngurrla – To Make Good pays homage to the reciprocal relationships between Wadawrruung kin kin bil and the owners of the property, the Austin family. This exhibition is completely unique to the area and...
Step inside Barwon Park and explore an immersive installation across multiple rooms of the historic mansion, Wayngurrla – To Make Good, with curator Dr Deanne Gilson.
Wayngurrla – To Make Good pays homage to the reciprocal relationships between Wadawrruung kin kin bil and the owners of the property, the Austin family.
This exhibition is completely unique to the area and showcases some of their best First Nations artists, celebrating the lived experiences of first custodians’ ancestors, and how they were interwoven with those of the Barwon Park Mansion.
Dr. Gilson will take guide you throughout each of the rooms at Barwon Park talking about each of the works that we have on display in the exhibition.
Lasting about an hour, the talk will give you a full behind the scenes exclusive into the exhibition.
Artists: Aunty Marlene Gilson OAM and her children Robert, Dr Deanne, Tammy and Barry, alongside her grandchildren, Blair, Indigo, Max, Arlo, Piper and Mia.
National Trust
