Cover image. Until Justice Comes by Juno Gemes (published by Upswell Publishing)
Join the State Library of NSW for a compelling evening of discussion, reflection and music exploring the history of First Nations peoples’ fight for self-determination.
Inspired by Until Justice Comes, the recent landmark publication of Juno Gemes’ photography, this event brings together leading voices from the worlds of activism, history and the arts. The speakers will highlight the resilience, resistance and achievements of First Nations peoples in their pursuit of justice and sovereignty.
The following speakers will critically engage with Juno Gemes’ practice as a photographer committed to activism and social change.
Nicholas Tsoutas (Chair), independent curator and critical writer.
Juno Gemes, photographer and social justice activist.
Rhonda Davis, senior curator at Macquarie University Gallery.
Emeritus Professor John Maynard, Worimi Aboriginal man from the Port Stephens region of NSW and author.
Djon Mundine OAM is a curator, critical writer and activist from the Bandjalung nation of the east coast of Australia.
Performance by Jim Moginie, an Australian musician, a founding member of Midnight Oil, guitarist, keyboardist and leading songwriter.
This is a free event.
When: Thursday 3 April, 6pm – 7pm
Where: The Library Auditorium, Lower Ground 1, Macquarie St Building, I Shakespear Place, Sydney
Entry: Free, book tickets
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