They cannot take the sky

A new exhibition at the Rachinger Gallery in Geelong aims to bring to light the stories of refugees who have spent time in Australian on- and off-shore immigration detention centres. Through photo portraits and video installations we get a rare insight into the lived experiences of asylum seekers and refugees. The exhibition is on until January 31st at Rachinger Gallery, Eastern Hub, Geelong. More details at https://easternhub.org.au/rachinger-gallery/

The exhibition is brought to Geelong by Behind the Wire (behindthewire.org.au) in partnership with Road to Refuge (roadtorefuge.com).

Credits for the radio documentary:

Exhibition Curator: Sue Hartigan – Artist: Sarah Walker – Guest speaker: Mukhles Habash – Poem: Mehmet Al Assad – Opening music: ‘Tangi’ by Jo Trevathan, Kylie Whyte & Glen Kniebeiss – Song ‘Refuge’ by Rebecca Spalding (vocals) with Billy Mathieson (piano), Kylie Whyte (double bass), Brannon Haycroft (resonator guitar) & Tom Doublier (drums)

Portrait by Sarah Walker

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