Stacie Piper stands at the entrance of Paola Balla's artwork Stacie Piper stands at the entrance of Paola Balla's artwork

Curator Stacie Piper, installation view.

Paola Balla, Murrup (Ghost) Weaving in Rosie Kuka Lar (Grandmother’s Camp) 2021 with Rosie Tang, Untitled Wallpaper, image c. 1978, reproduced 2021
installation view, WILAM BIIK, TarraWarra Museum of Art, 2021
Courtesy of Paola Balla
Photo: T J Garvie

WILAM BIIK

Past Exhibitions
30 October - 8 September 2021
CURATED BY STACIE PIPER

WILAM BIIK exhibited at TarraWarra Museum of Art 20 Oct – 21 November 2021. It is currently touring with NETS Victoria

Wangaratta Art Gallery 30 April– 12 June 2022
Wyndham Art Gallery 27 October – 31 December 2022
Latrobe Regional Gallery 4 March – 28 May 2023
City of Greater Dandenong’s Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre 25 July – 8 September 2023

Learn more about WILAM BIIK (Home Country) by exploring the content on this page, including videos, music, artwork…and more!

In the Woiwurrung language of the Wurundjeri people, Wilam Biik means Home Country.

How do we see Country?  How do we listen to Country? How do we connect to Country?

You are called to listen deeply with your ears, eyes and hearts– to understand how First People connect with Wilam Biik.

Wilam Biik is the Soil, the Land, the Water, the Air, the Sky and the Animals that reside within. It is the only home we know, and we honour it for its sacred exchange. A home where Custodial rights and responsibilities never left.

An exhibition of cultural consciousness and knowledge, of an unsevered connection between First Peoples of South East Australia and their Country, over thousands of generations.

Exhibition Supporters

The Yalingwa Visual Arts Initiative

PRESENTING PARTNER

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