2020 could be described as a year framed by the ‘local / global’ – ground roots impact and a shrunken world that has acknowledged the value of adopting the smaller lens, to a shared global fear and recalibration, and struggled realities from Black Lives Matter to a raging pandemic.
Tarnanthi – the festival celebrating the art and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island artists at the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) – is no different.
