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Kungkarangkalpa – Seven Sisters 2015 (detail)
Kungkarangkalpa - Seven Sisters (detail), 2015, painting by Tjala artists, inv.no. 2015.0044.0001
© the artist / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022, Image: Nathan Mewett
Songlines – interactive
Interactive tour for Grades 5-13
The interactive tour through the exhibition invites school students to engage with the art and the landscapes of central Australia.
The interactive tour through the exhibition invites school students to engage with the art and the landscapes of central Australia.
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| 30€ incl. exhibition entry |
| Please book the tour by phone on +49 30 99 211 89 89 or via e-mail on [email protected]. |
| Duration: 60 min |
| Doors open: 18.06.2022 |
| English |
Songlines are cultural routes on which members of Indigenous communities in Australia, to this day, follow the trails of mythical Ancestral beings and learn to survive in nature.
The Seven Sisters songlines tell the saga of seven strong women, who are being pursued by a man with magical powers. Through this story, this multimedia exhibition invites school students to engage with the art and the landscapes of Australia.
The tour for grades 5-8 explores the connection of Indigenous Australians with the natural environment of the Western Australian deserts.
The tour for grades 9-13 pays special attention to the social ethic and the relationship between men and women portrayed in the songlines.