Through Our Eyes invites audiences into a living archive where African-Australian experiences are neither monolithic nor marginal but richly textured, complex, and foregrounded. Through photography, film, and community voice, Through Our Eyes opens new imaginative futures of solidarity, dignity, and joy grounded in lived experience and creative resilience.
A Conch Choir showcases a collaborative installation by artist Lucreccia Quintanilla and composer. The work centres the culturally resonant call of the conch, grounded in sound histories, improvisation and more-than-human collaboration.
Ara-Thulu (Tree) is a landmark exhibition born from a year-long Indigenous collaboration between Lanjia Saura artists from Odisha, India, and Aboriginal artists and cultural custodians from Boonwurrung, Wurundjeri, and Kamilaroi Country in Australia.
Who controls representation, and at what cost? This panel brings together the artists and curators of Through Our Eyes to interrogate the political conditions shaping how African-Australian lives are seen, framed, and circulated.
To coincide with the Sydney Road Street Party, in 2026 we will take over Dawson & Glenlyon Street Intersection in Bulleke bek(Brunswick) The streets will come alive, full of creativity with our annual Blak Dot Artists Market.