We Have Always Been Here

2025
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Now in its third year, We Have Always Been Here is a film and video series documenting queer freedom and unity, storytelling, and histories through the moving image. 

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Event Series:  Star-like Cinema: Films by Indigenous Australians

Star-like Cinema: Films by Indigenous Australians is a celebration of film and video work by and about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people, including recently repurposed archival footage to the collaborative work by media art collectives.

Event Series:  The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art Opening Weekend

Celebrate the opening of the once-in-a-lifetime exhibition The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art with a curator-led gallery talk, a film screening, and more. 

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Event Series:  Film Legacies of the Black Arts Movement

Programmed in conjunction with the exhibition Photography and the Black Arts Movement: 1955-1985, this film series approaches the movement’s legacy of films and videos by and about key cultural figures like Sonia Sanchez, Gordon Parks, Barbara McCullough and many others.