‘Celebrating NAIDOC Exhibition’ opening event Sat June 13, Sunday workshop Sun June 14.

Exhibition opening times & workshop details below

Three Whales and a Killer by Lloyd Guwura Hornsby

Lloyd Gawura Hornsby and Professor Stuart Barlo PhD Southern Cross University will present a one hour discusison and & Q&A session. at the Cassino Gallery, 148 Barker Street, Casino. The workshop is open to all with free entry. Professor of Indigenous Knowledge and Dean of Gnibi College at Southern Cross University,

Three Whales and a Killer by Lloyd Guwura Hornsby

Galibal Elder Noel Caldwell (Uncle Charlie). Noel is renowned as a talented artist and for his work with First Nations’ students teaching Language, Dance and Culture. 

Noel has a number of paintings most of which are for sale.
His daughter, Tyra is exhibiting turtle shells, an emu egg, earrings and paintings. All for sale.

Noel Caldwell (Uncle Charlie) Galibal Elder

Sunday workshop

Lloyd Gawura Hornsby and Professor Stuart Barlo will present a one hour discusison and & Q&A session. facilitated by Wendy Hornsby, Lloyd’s partner and marketing manager.

The workshop is free and open to all.

Professor Stuart Barlo is a proud Yuin man from the far South Coast of New South Wales whose life’s work has been dedicated to advancing Aboriginal education and the agency of Indigenous knowledge. As Professor of Indigenous Knowledge and Dean of Gnibi College at Southern Cross University, Professor Barlo has developed innovative learning programs in Aboriginal Studies that place culture, community, and Country at the centre of education.

Professor Stuart Barlo PhD SCU

EXHIBITION DETAILS
Exhibition opening:
Saturday June 13, 2-4pm, Cassino Art Gallery, 148 Barker Street, Casino.
All welcome – $10 entry including a drink and nibbles.

Exhibition open days:
From June 18 – Open Thursdays to Saturdays, 10am-3pm; Sundays 10am -2pm until July 18, gold coin donation

During NAIDOC Week July 5th to 12th
open Monday-Friday 10am-3pm