Yennega-Yettang/Come-See

Aboriginal Rights

Yennega-Yettang/Come“See is a new public art concept that will provide a cultural experience for North West Victoria.

MRCC will engage local artist Maree Clarke to lead this commission and develop a new public artwork, in consultation and collaboration with local women from all backgrounds, creating a work that speaks of women’s connection to country.

The multi-media digital production will be exhibited/played, through projection onto the historic Powerhouse building, a new development in the heart of the Mildura Riverfront precinct.

This Project is supported by the Victorian Women’s Public Art Program – Regional Arts Victoria

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