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Generations: connections to Country, 2025

A photo looking into Kingston's gallery with different artworks on display: glass sculptures, colourful woven bowl shapes, large screenprints on fabric of fish, and river reed necklaces.

'Generations: connections to Country' at Kingston Arts Centre galleries. Photo by James Henry

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A photo of the gallery, displaying a range of artworks: screenprints of fish on fabric, photographs in frames, and a glass sculpture in a vitrine.

'Generations: connections to Country' at Kingston Arts Centre galleries. Photo by James Henry

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A photo of visitors admiring a framed photo by Maree Clarke on the gallery wall.

'Generations: connections to Country'. Opening event photo by Josh Deane, featuring Maree Clarke's work

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A photo of two people admiring a possum skin cloak hung on the gallery wall by Maree Clarke and family.

'Generations: connections to Country'. Opening event photo by Josh Deane, featuring Maree Clarke and family's possum skin cloak

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Photo of two visitors admiring a glass sculpture in foreground, with other visitors and framed photographs in background

'Generations: connections to Country'. Opening event photo by Josh Deane, featuring Maree Clarke's work

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A photo of visitors admiring framed photograph series 'Long Journey Home' by Maree Clarke in the gallery.

'Generations: connections to Country'. Opening event photo by Josh Deane, featuring Maree Clarke's work

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Photo of a video projection of Jarra Karalinar Steel's artworks onto the outside of Kingston's disused pedestrian bridge at night

Skybridge Projection of 'Tidal Volumes' by Jarra Karalinar Steel at Kingston Arts. Photo by Josh Deane

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A photo of a possum skin cloak by Kerri Clarke with a video by Maree Clarke projected over the top, in a dark room

Possum Skin Cloak by Kerri Clarke with digital projection of 'Now You See Me: Seeing the Invisible' by Maree Clarke. Photo by James Henry

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A photo of an artwork inside a lightbox during the day. Artwork is a photo of the artist and her family posing by the bay.

Maree Clarke 'Long Journey Home' in Kingston's Lightboxes. Photo by James Henry

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a photo of artworks inside a lightboxes at night. Artworks are photos of the artist and her family posing by the bay with a handmade canoe.

Maree Clarke 'Long Journey Home' in Kingston's Lightboxes. Photo by Josh Deane

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A photo of an artwork on a wall, made of colourful raffia tightly wound around multiple, individual circles that are joined together

Kylie Clarke 'Connecting of Country' 2025, Raffia, plastic rings, shock cord. Photo by James Henry

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A close-up photo of a river reed necklace, hung on a gallery wall, featuring two white abalone shells attached to necklace

Molly Mahoney 'River Reed Necklace' (detail), 2025, River reeds, wax thread, abalone shells. Photo by James Henry

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The City of Kingston proudly acknowledges the Bunurong People of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land, and we pay our respect to their Elders, past and present and emerging.

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