Kindred is a series of collaborative arts projects, which centre the practices of Aboriginal and culturally diverse artists and practitioners from across the island of lutruwita/Tasmania.

Kindred explores and critiques the effectiveness of initiatives like Harmony Week in creating community connection and celebrating cultural diversity in contemporary Australia.

Curated and coordinated by local artists, Sharifah Emalia Al-Gadrie and Takani Clark, Kindred seeks to expand our collective knowledge – recognising and valuing the differences we each have while celebrating the thread that unifies us.

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Artists: Allan Mansell, Corrina Howell, Jovitta (Ana) Nkoso, Julia Drouhin, Karin Chan, Lillian Wheatley, Mostafa Faraji, Nicole O’Loughlin, Noah Johnson, Priya Vunaki, Xiyue (Cici) Zhang, Yumemi Hiraki, Joshua Santospirito, Eri Mulooly-Hill Konishi, Pratik Vhatkar, Lemlem Yigzaw, Elsa Gebremedhin, Adelphie He, Maira Rodriguez, Janice Ross, Nunami Sculthorpe-Green.
Curated by Sharifah Emalia Al Gadrie and Takani Clark
Dates: Saturday 5 March – Saturday 2 April 2022
Opening: Friday 4 March  2022
Times: Tuesday – Friday, 10am to 4pm and Saturday 10am to 2pm
Image credits: Artwork – Corinna Howell and Jovitta (Ana) Nkoso, 2022. Image – Takani Clark.

Kindred is supported by MAC, Arts Tasmania through the Minister for the Arts, THRIVE and Nayri Niara. Special thanks to Multicultural Council of Tasmania and Kickstart Arts.