Time Out gets in touch with Melbourne’s roots and finds five key sites that recognise and celebrate our city’s Indigenous history
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Cameron Hayes' interpretation of Milikapiti's history
Confronting and bold, yet impartial, Cameron Hayes conveys his experience of living on in Milikapiti, on Melville Island off the north coast of Darwin.
Offering up a visual feast of work illustrating the gradual transformation of the Tiwi people after the introduction of the now predominant white culture, Hayes presents a perspective that is truly thought-provoking.
Melbourne 3000
Telephone +61 3 9328 5556
Date 10 Aug 2012-03 Sep 2012
Open Tue-Sat noon-6pm
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