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In conversation

Michael Ghillar Anderson: Standing Firm, Speaking Strong

Saturday 29 January 2022
Onsite and live online
The Hon Gough Whitlam, Ossie Cruse and Michael Anderson
The Hon Gough Whitlam, Ossie Cruse and Michael Anderson, 1981 (printed 2003) Juno Gemes. © Juno Gemes/Copyright Agency, 2022

Join us online or in the Gallery for a powerful conversation with Michael Ghillar Anderson, as he speaks about his personal involvement in the establishment of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, its 50-year legacy, and the significance and power of its continuing presence.

Michael Ghillar Anderson video: 58 minutes
Michael Ghillar Anderson video: 58 minutes
Michael Ghillar Anderson video: 58 minutes
Michael Ghillar Anderson video: 58 minutes

Michael Ghillar Anderson: Standing Firm, Speaking Strong

In conversation

Join us online or in the Gallery for a powerful conversation with Michael Ghillar Anderson, as he speaks about his personal involvement in the establishment of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy, its 50-year legacy, and the significance and power of its continuing presence.
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