Place and displacement in Aboriginal Australia: a Warlpiri visual cultural enquiry

在社会动荡和高度流动的时代，该项目探讨了原住民与地方的关系转变。从祖先的地方，国家和超越，它分析了澳大利亚中部的瓦尔皮里人如何在世界上描绘自己。跨越六十年的动态视觉生产，这个项目探讨了治理模式，文化的看到，和瓦尔皮里创作实践之间的关系。它独特地融合了人类学与视觉研究和历史的分析见解。利用丰富的视觉材料，研究成果将包括创新的展览，并提供关于偏远土著社区未来的长期全国辩论的新视角。

At a time of social turbulence and hyper-mobility, this project examines Aboriginal people’s transforming relationships to place. From ancestral places to the nation and beyond, it analyses how Warlpiri people of central Australia have pictured themselves in the world. Spanning sixty years of dynamic visual production, this project explores relationships between modes of governance, cultures of seeing, and Warlpiri creative practices. It uniquely blends anthropology with analytic insights from visual studies and history. Utilising rich visual materials, research outputs will include innovative exhibitions and offer fresh perspectives on protracted national debates about the future of remote Aboriginal communities.