First Nations and multicultural artists will stage an exhibition on sites of colonial ruin: a city park, a suburban hillside, and the shores of the river. Each is home to a former military battery, which the artists will augment with video and sculpture, responding to the landscape and histories of each place. Taken together, the exhibition considers displacement, connection and memory in the digital age.

Venue accessibility
Princes Park Magazine and Alexandra Battery are accessible via a ramp. Blinking Billy Point is not accessible. If this affects you, contact tickets@mona.net.au for more information.

Curated by Nadia Refaei

Presented in partnership with Constance ARI

Supported by Arts Tasmania