Tarnanthi - Rising Sun

Rising Sun is a unique photographic and multimedia storytelling project that builds cultural maintenance with the Adnyamathanha nation. In order to keep Adnyamathanha culture and Country strong, the team behind Rising Sun believes that Yura and Udny (Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people) need to share, document and respect the stories in new ways.

Rising Sun presents four contemporary photographic stories that invite the viewer to transcend the beauty of the topography of the Flinders Ranges and its surrounds in order to see that the country’s stories continue to be important and powerful even after first contact and colonisation.

Artists

Lavene Ngatokorua
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/ Kuyani and Luritja peoples, South Australia/Northern Territory

Chris Herzfeld

Dre Ngatokorua
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/ Kuyani/Luritja people, South Australia/Northern Territory, and Māori people, Aotearoa New Zealand

Chevon McKenzie
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/Kuyani/Walpi people, South Australia

Renee Andrew
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/Kuyani/Walpi people, South Australia

Malika Coulthard
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/Kuyani/Walpi people, South Australia

Kyann Miller
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/Kuyani/Walpi people, South Australia

Sedale Miller
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/Kuyani/Walpi people, South Australia

Twyla Stuart
Wangkanguru/Adnyamathanha/Kuyani/Walpi people, South Australia

Riannon McLean

Jazz Hriskin

Erin Fowler

Jeremy Hill-Brooks

Kyra Herzfeld

Access

Wheelchair accessible via lift, accessible toilets