Dive into "Underground coloniale," showcasing student works that explore the French colonial impact on Indigenous cultures in the Francophone Pacific. Art meets history for a decolonized future.
In collaboration with the School of Literature, Languages, and Linguistics, the ANU School of Culture, History & Language (CHL) presents "Underground coloniale," a captivating, free exhibition. This event is a highlight of the school’s annual flagship multicultural festival and showcase program, Immersia.
Drawing inspiration from the works of students, "Underground coloniale" explores the intricate ties between French colonialism and Indigenous cultures in the Francophone Pacific. Through the lens of artists, writers, intellectuals from French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, and Wallis & Futuna, this exhibit embarks on a journey toward a decolonized future, offering insights into the past and present as these communities navigate their postcolonial destinies.
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