Cuppa with an Elder: Uncle Brian Whap


Uncle Brian Whap + Freja Carmichael

kuril dhagun, level 1, State Library

Free event

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Uncle Brian Whap

Uncle Brian Whap

Brian is a Torres Strait Islander whose language group is Kala Lagaw Ya and his spoken dialect is Mabuyag. Brian is a cultural educator who contributes his time supporting community organisations and cultural events throughout South East Queensland. Weaving for him was always enjoyed as a hobby, and it later developed into educational workshops and cultural sessions.

Freja Carmichael

Freja Carmichael

Freja Carmichael is a Ngugi woman and curator belonging to the Quandamooka People of Moreton Bay. Over the past decade she has worked alongside First Nation artists, communities, art centres and national and international art organisations on exhibitions, research and writing projects. Her work is dedicated to collaborative curatorial approaches and promoting and documenting First Peoples fibre practices. Freja is currently the curator of Institute of Modern Art national touring exhibition long water: fibre stories (2020-2022) and is undertaking a PhD with the University of Queensland.


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