Across their six week residency Kenez drew a parallel between their hometown of Szeged, bisected by the Tisza, and often called ‘the most Hungarian river’, and the Ngankipari, sacred to Kaurna.
Join us at the official opening - Saturday 27 September 2-4pm
To launch the exhibition, we welcome writer and creativity coach, Lara Day.
Official business starts 2.30pm
Both magic rivers embody the metaphor of maternal connection and matriarchal lineage for their traditional people. It is this unique convergence that the artist is seeking to explore through traditional Hungarian poetry and ceramics an outcome underpinned by ongoing, meaningful conversation and engagement with Ngankipari.
Image courtesy of the artist.
