Kaiela Arts is proud to announce a new exhibition opening on Tuesday 9 July celebrating this year’s NAIDOC Week Theme, Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud.The exhibition will honour Ancestors and Country, proudly displaying the vitality and resilience of First Nations cultures and storytelling in contemporary forms. The exhibition will bring together a range of new solo and collaborative works created by Aboriginal artists and Elders spanning three generations, with deep connections to Yorta Yorta country.Paintings and weaving will feature strongly in the exhibition alongside a collection of new of screen-printed homewares that have been developed in our studio, inspired by fresh-water country, plant-life and colour palettes.Kaiela Arts warmly invites everyone to come and experience this special exhibition paying homage to the fire that is the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations cultures. The exhibition will be a vibrant, joyous and unapologetic celebration of Aboriginal identity – ‘Blak, Loud and Proud’!Exhibition opening – Tuesday 9 July 2024, 5.30pm – 7.30pmExhibition dates – Tuesday 9 July – Tuesday 20 August 2024Gallery opening hours – Mon, Wed, Thur and Fri 10am – 4pm and Sat 10am – 3pmRegister for exhibition opening at the button below.Register NowArtwork – detail of Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud by Cynthia Hardie, 2024, Acrylic on Belgian Linen.Supported by:Creative Victoria, IVAIS, Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative, Greater Shepparton City Council, Regional Arts Victoria Est fringilla egestas pharetra tristique in vestibulum vitae. Diam in nisl purus nulla tincidunt. Quis urna iaculis pulvinar porttitor varius magna. Faucibus sagittis ante lorem aliquam a a pellentesque etiam in. Cras cursus risus vitae id blandit consequat viverra pulvinar. Enim mauris morbi sem dolor non nunc amet. Velit ultrices amet quis enim faucibus auctor feugiat mauris odio. Viverra adipiscing et nunc habitasse. Convallis ornare dui ullamcorper malesuada justo. Ultricies nunc vulputate molestie habitant nunc.