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Justine Youssef – Somewhat Eternal interview Amelia Winata challenges the complacency

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Amelia Winata challenges the complacency of Melbourne’s public museums

inspired by his dreams of family during incarceration

so much as continue to “roll on”

It’s not that I’m in love with English

the British government rebranded art and culture as 'creative industries'

Justine Youssef – Somewhat Eternal interview Amelia Winata challenges the complacencySomewhat Eternal explores the interconnected impacts of displacement and finds hope in acts of ritual and preservation. The publication expands on Youssefs investigations into relationships to land, dispossession, and enduring beliefs. Three commissioned texts reflect on the solidarities and postcolonial discourse Youssefs practice engages with. Latoya Rulea Wiradjuri Te tiawa, takatpu queer writer, poet, and campaignerwrites of solidarity between

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