


Yhonnie Scarce Servant and Slave 2018. Porcelain and hand-blown glass, 87 x 180 x 80 cm (50 pieces – variable), Table: 75.5 x 180 x 80 cm. Shepparton Art Museum Collection. 2018 Indigenous Ceramic Award – Winner, 2018. © Yhonnie Scarce
Join one of our knowledgeable Voluntary Gallery Guides for a guided tour of Yhonnie Scarce: The Light of Day
There is nothing like a personal interaction to spark the imagination. AGWA Gallery Guides bring the artworks to life with their insights into the work, era and artist in this dedicated exhibition guided tour.
Internationally recognised Kokatha and Nukunu artist Yhonnie Scarce brings her luminous and powerful works to AGWA in the largest-ever ensemble of her collected glass and mixed-media works seen in Australia. One of the country's leading contemporary artists, Scarce is known for her large-scale, unforgettable glass installations that reveal hidden stories of Australia's foray into nuclear testing, and the impacts of colonisation on First Nations people, illuminating the artist's desire to bring the darkest shadows of Australia's past into the direct light of day.
1pm Thursdays & Sundays
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Wed to Mon 10am-5pm
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Entry is free, donations welcomed. Special exhibitions may incur a ticket fee.