Challenging assumptions and celebrating all abilities.
An exhibition featuring artworks by First Nations artists with disability.
The exhibition will be complemented by a mini film festival, screening films made with and by people with disability, curated by artist Jodie OhmZutt.
Opening night, Friday 2 August, 6.30pm–8pm.
Please check the website closer to the date for the film program.
Bookings required – www.banyule.vic.gov.au/outsidethebox
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