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Tjukurpa Kunpu (Strong Dreaming)
Programs & Projects, Exhibitions, What's On Ku Arts 2/7/26 Programs & Projects, Exhibitions, What's On Ku Arts 2/7/26

Tjukurpa Kunpu (Strong Dreaming)

2 July - 31 July 2026
Kerry Packer Civic Gallery

Marli Macumba’s solo curatorial debut celebrates powerful Aboriginal women from across regional South Australia.

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What We Carry Forward
Exhibitions Ku Arts 1/4/26 Exhibitions Ku Arts 1/4/26

What We Carry Forward

7 April - 27 July 2026
Arts in Health at Flinders Medical Centre

Josephine Mick, Jane Russell, and Lisa Khan: stories learned, carried and passed down through family.

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WATER STORIES
Arts Ceduna, Melanie Koolmatrie, Exhibitions, Art Centre Support Ku Arts 26/1/26 Arts Ceduna, Melanie Koolmatrie, Exhibitions, Art Centre Support Ku Arts 26/1/26

WATER STORIES

28 January - 16 March 2026
at Yitpi Yartapuultiku in Yartapuulti/Port Adelaide

An exhibition by Ngarrindjeri artist Melanie Koolmatrie and artists from Arts Ceduna on the Far West Coast of South Australia.

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Gathering: National Weaving Salon
Exhibitions, What's On Ku Arts 8/9/25 Exhibitions, What's On Ku Arts 8/9/25

Gathering: National Weaving Salon

8 September - 10 October, 2025
Light Square Gallery, Tarntanya/Adelaide

Gathering brings works by 48 First Nations weavers from across Australia, celebrating contemporary weaving practice, cultural resilience, and artistic innovation.

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Ku Arts (Ananguku Arts and Culture Aboriginal Corporation) is the South Australian peak body for Aboriginal controlled art centres and independent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists in South Australia. We work with thousands of First Nations artists statewide and support art centres on the APY Lands and throughout regional and remote South Australia.

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