of the land. Far more than just a static collection of Martu art, We don't need a map invites audiences to actively engage with Martu culture, Martu people, their way of life and the way they care for country and belong to it.

of the land. Far more than just a static collection of Martu art, We don't need a map invites audiences to actively engage with Martu culture, Martu people, their way of life and the way they care for country and belong to it.

experience and explores the potential interplay between surface and projected image. The exhibition includes works by Sohan Ariel Hayes, Ngamaru Bidu, Ella Barclay & Sam Price. Curated by Erin Coates.

Aboriginal art centres have invited leading independent artists – both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal – from around the country to work with them. The resulting collaborative artworks are significant, striking and bold in their inventive use of materials. Featuring sculptural works, installations and films drawing together the ideas of artists from diverse backgrounds, In Cahoots presents these fascinating, potent collaborations happening across Country today." --Website.