WATCH MAREE CLARKE IN NEW VIDEO PRODUCED FOR ‘ECHOES UNVEILED’ AT THE ARTIZON MUSEUM

The first of its kind in Japan, Echoes Unveiled presents work by First Nations women artists: seven individual artists and one collective, including four artists with works in the Ishibashi Foundation Collection. It explores the enduring presence of First Nations creative practice meanwhile celebrating the  multifaceted nature of contemporary First Nations Australian Art.

Click here to hear Maree Clarke, as well as exhibiting artists: Julie Gogh, Yhonnie Scarce and Judy Watson, talk about the development and cultural significance of their works.

Echoes Unveiled
24.O6.2O25 — 21.O9.2O25
Artizon Museum
Museum Tower Kyobashi
1 Chrome-7-2 Kyobashi
Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0031, Japan

Image: Installation view Maree Clarke, Maram Bareareungar, 2O16, River reed with cockatoo feathers, 5OO cm.