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  • Koorlongka:  Stories of Indigenous Childhood

    Koorlongka: Stories of Indigenous Childhood

    Koorlongka was a major travelling exhibition; it provided a unique and effective vehicle for presenting the experience of Australia’s Indigenous children over time through video and audio interviews as well as through interpretive displays and interactive elements. Koorlongka is the Noongar word for Child.

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  • Against the Grain

    Against the Grain

    Against the Grain spanned over 40 years of Burns’ creative life and included three hundred and fifty A3 images that recorded previous works that used interactivity, surveillance, performance, film, TV, and video. Screening alongside the static images were three films made in super-8 and 16mm format; Against the Grain, Why Cars? CAARnage! and Luke’s Party.…

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