What is collaboration? This forum centres on inter- and intra-cultural collaboration, which is a representational keystone of 'Still in my mind'. Representatives engaged in 'Still in my mind' discuss their distinct and interlinked roles in the creative-led aspects of this project.

Collaboration: from whose perspective and on whose terms? is chaired by Hetti Perkins, Arrernte/Kalkadoon woman, independent curator and consultant. Perkins was recently honoured by UNSW with an Alumni Award for her services to Arts and Culture. 

Speakers:
Brian Aarons, Save the Gurindji campaign, Freedom Ride (1965) activist and Communist Party of Australia member

Professor Larissa Behrendt, Professor of Indigenous Research, Jumbunna Institute, University of Technology Sydney

Lynda-June Coe, of the Wiradjuri people, Fighting in Solidarity Towards Treaty representative

Dr Hannah Middleton, Peace and Indigenous rights activist, author, But now we want the land back: A History of the Australian Aboriginal People, New Age Publishers, Sydney, 1977

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Presented in conjunction with 'Still In My Mind: Guringdji Location and Experience and Visuality' at UNSW Galleries. 

Curated by renowned Indigenous artist, curator and researcher Brenda L Croft in collaboration with the Kalkaringi community, 'Still In My Mind' explores notions of home, community and country connected to the Gurindji Walk-Off. 
 

Image: Installation view, Still In My Mind  UNSW Galleries 2017. Photo: Silversal Photography