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• Noosa Regional Gallery delivered Floating Land in October 2021 featuring the following First Nations content:
- Gubbi Gubbi Dancers at launch event, Virtual Noosa with Bilbi Virtual Studios (Brett Levy), Brian Warner
(Kabi) and Mia Hacker (non Indig), Holoscene sound walk by Dr Leah Barclay (non-Indig) and featuring
contributions by Lyndon Davis (Kabi) and Brent Miller (Kabi), Edge Effect lead by Melissa Stanard, Beeyali by
Lyndon Davis (Kabi) with Dr Leah Barclau Non Indig) and Tricia King (non Indig)
• Noosa Regional Gallery delivered Floating Land 2023 featuring the following First nations content:
- Murang Ngai by Lyndon Davis with Leah Barclay and Tricia King, Kabi Kabi Reflections curated by Aunty
Helena Gulash (Kabi) witj Kame Muller (non-Indig.), Gubbi Gubbi Dancers at launch event and Murang Ngai
event
• Noosa Regional Gallery delivered the following solo exhibitions:
- Judy Watson: skeletons (2023), Fiona Foley: The Magna Carta Tree (2022), Michael Cook: Natures Mortes
(2022)
• Noosa Regional Gallery delivered the following group exhibitions that featured at least one First Nations artist:
- Paint (with Ebony Busk) (2022), A Bit More Paint (with BJ Murphy) (2022-23)
• Noosa Regional Gallery delivered First Lights (2022) a projection and new media pop up event in Hastings
Street featuring work by Fiona Foley, Michael Cook, Kent Morris, Peta Clancey (and Helen Pynor (non –
indig.)), and Lyndon Davis.
• Noosa Regional Gallery delivered Masterclasses by Judy Watson (2023), Shelley Ware (2023), Lisa Waup
(2022), Brian Robinson (2022)
• Midgley Dolls: Telling Tales of Noosa (NRG/Heritage exhibition) and associated publication: Yabba Yabba of
Widgeon and Kummera had Kabi Kabi/First Nations content/involvement
2 Consultation with internal and • Heritage Coordinator role created, and position filled 2018.
external stakeholders has • Heritage role has been promoted across Council as a resource, with departmental engagement including:
highlighted the lack of infrastructure, property, building & facilities, community development, strategic planning, development planning
coordination and responsibility providing advice for capital works and maintenance and assessing development applications.
for Heritage within Council.
Consequently, the part-time
Heritage Librarian role has been
converted to a full-time Heritage
Coordinator. This role will
review and improve the
coordination of heritage matters
within Council, provide expert
heritage advice, act as a single
point of contact for heritage
matters and oversee Council’s
heritage activities.
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