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Announcing upcoming exhibition My Blood Sings Old Songs at La Trobe Art Institute.
Exhibition opening: Friday 22 May, 5–7 pm
La Trobe Art Institute, 121 View St, Bendigo VIC 3550
Refreshments provided
Welcome to Country with Peta Hudson
My Blood Sings Old Songs gathers artists who capture what is not always said—but deeply felt. The works in this exhibition resonate over time, unravelling layers of the body and the quiet weight of being seen, where movement becomes a vessel for remembrance.
Hovering between an ending and a beginning, each gesture holds the knowledge that there’s a certain sadness of memories that cannot be shared with those who were never there. Yet what ties us together is a shared understanding that ripples across cultures and communities, through performance and the spaces between what is known and shadowed.
Through new commissions and existing works, artists Atong Atem, Leyla Stevens, Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis (Pitta Pitta), Jenna Lee (Gulumerridjin (Larrakia), Wardaman, and KarraJarri), Sonja Hodge (Lardil), wani toaishara, and Tracey Moffatt consider how memory is embodied and passed on—honouring echoes of legacy, grief and joy, and cultural storytelling held within our bloodlines.
Curated by: Maya Hodge
Design: Jenna Lee
Exhibition dates: 20 May – 9 August 2026
Public Programs:
Storied Places: Keynote with Dr Leyla Stevens + film program curated by Jenna Rain Warwick
Saturday 8 August, 12–4 pm
Lunch and refreshments provided
Keynote by exhibiting artist Dr Leyla Stevens, followed by a film program curated by Luritja woman Jenna Rain Warwick.
Singing Old Songs: In conversation with artists
Date TBC
Join exhibiting artists from My Blood Sings Old Songs in conversation with curator Maya Hodge, reflecting on new commissions and how practice speaks to bloodlines, memory, and continuance of Old People.
Hope to see you there!
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.
@atongatem @marsgallery @leyla_stevens @wanitoaishara @onyasonja27 @jenna.mlee @raindamages @mamalbury @creative.australia
Announcing upcoming exhibition My Blood Sings Old Songs at La Trobe Art Institute.
Exhibition opening: Friday 22 May, 5–7 pm
La Trobe Art Institute, 121 View St, Bendigo VIC 3550
Refreshments provided
Welcome to Country with Peta Hudson
My Blood Sings Old Songs gathers artists who capture what is not always said—but deeply felt. The works in this exhibition resonate over time, unravelling layers of the body and the quiet weight of being seen, where movement becomes a vessel for remembrance.
Hovering between an ending and a beginning, each gesture holds the knowledge that there’s a certain sadness of memories that cannot be shared with those who were never there. Yet what ties us together is a shared understanding that ripples across cultures and communities, through performance and the spaces between what is known and shadowed.
Through new commissions and existing works, artists Atong Atem, Leyla Stevens, Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis (Pitta Pitta), Jenna Lee (Gulumerridjin (Larrakia), Wardaman, and KarraJarri), Sonja Hodge (Lardil), wani toaishara, and Tracey Moffatt consider how memory is embodied and passed on—honouring echoes of legacy, grief and joy, and cultural storytelling held within our bloodlines.
Curated by: Maya Hodge
Design: Jenna Lee
Exhibition dates: 20 May – 9 August 2026
Public Programs:
Storied Places: Keynote with Dr Leyla Stevens + film program curated by Jenna Rain Warwick
Saturday 8 August, 12–4 pm
Lunch and refreshments provided
Keynote by exhibiting artist Dr Leyla Stevens, followed by a film program curated by Luritja woman Jenna Rain Warwick.
Singing Old Songs: In conversation with artists
Date TBC
Join exhibiting artists from My Blood Sings Old Songs in conversation with curator Maya Hodge, reflecting on new commissions and how practice speaks to bloodlines, memory, and continuance of Old People.
Hope to see you there!
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.
@atongatem @marsgallery @leyla_stevens @wanitoaishara @onyasonja27 @jenna.mlee @raindamages @mamalbury @creative.australia
Announcing upcoming exhibition My Blood Sings Old Songs at La Trobe Art Institute.
Exhibition opening: Friday 22 May, 5–7 pm
La Trobe Art Institute, 121 View St, Bendigo VIC 3550
Refreshments provided
Welcome to Country with Peta Hudson
My Blood Sings Old Songs gathers artists who capture what is not always said—but deeply felt. The works in this exhibition resonate over time, unravelling layers of the body and the quiet weight of being seen, where movement becomes a vessel for remembrance.
Hovering between an ending and a beginning, each gesture holds the knowledge that there’s a certain sadness of memories that cannot be shared with those who were never there. Yet what ties us together is a shared understanding that ripples across cultures and communities, through performance and the spaces between what is known and shadowed.
Through new commissions and existing works, artists Atong Atem, Leyla Stevens, Jahkarli Felicitas Romanis (Pitta Pitta), Jenna Lee (Gulumerridjin (Larrakia), Wardaman, and KarraJarri), Sonja Hodge (Lardil), wani toaishara, and Tracey Moffatt consider how memory is embodied and passed on—honouring echoes of legacy, grief and joy, and cultural storytelling held within our bloodlines.
Curated by: Maya Hodge
Design: Jenna Lee
Exhibition dates: 20 May – 9 August 2026
Public Programs:
Storied Places: Keynote with Dr Leyla Stevens + film program curated by Jenna Rain Warwick
Saturday 8 August, 12–4 pm
Lunch and refreshments provided
Keynote by exhibiting artist Dr Leyla Stevens, followed by a film program curated by Luritja woman Jenna Rain Warwick.
Singing Old Songs: In conversation with artists
Date TBC
Join exhibiting artists from My Blood Sings Old Songs in conversation with curator Maya Hodge, reflecting on new commissions and how practice speaks to bloodlines, memory, and continuance of Old People.
Hope to see you there!
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.
@atongatem @marsgallery @leyla_stevens @wanitoaishara @onyasonja27 @jenna.mlee @raindamages @mamalbury @creative.australia
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