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Portraits from The Movement 1978-2003

Previous exhibition
from Thursday 10 July until Sunday 7 September 2003
Oodgeroo Noonuccal at Moongalba
Oodgeroo Noonuccal at Moongalba, 1982 Juno Gemes. © Juno Gemes/Copyright Agency, 2022

Portraits from The Movement is the first comprehensive survey of photographs from the Juno Gemes archive, which has supported the Aboriginal struggle for justice in Australia from 1978 to the present day.

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Gary Foley, Invasion Day - We Have Survived
1 Gary Foley, Invasion Day - We Have Survived, 1988 Juno Gemes. © Juno Gemes/Copyright Agency, 2022.
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Originally shown at the National Portrait Gallery
Thursday 10th July until Sunday 7th September 2003

Macquarie University Gallery

Wednesday 10th March until Monday 10th May 2004

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