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PirrituJarra Karalinar Steel

‘WURRUNG: Tongue/Language’ by First Nations artist Jarra Karalinar Steel is a major lightwork climbing 11 stories up the edge of the Flinders Lane Telstra Exchange building.

All images by Nicole Reed

Flinders Lane

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Musical Artist
Pirritu
Pirritu

Pirritu (Brett Lee) is a proud Wangaaypuwan mayi of the Ngiyampaa clan, a creative thinker, educator, storyteller and musician, whose gentle music entices listeners into the depths of his personal journey with a story of sadness, love and hope.

Visual Artist
Jarra Karalinar Steel
Jarra Karalinar Steel

Jarra Karalinar Steel is a multidisciplinary First Peoples artist known for her Melbourne Art Tram, powerful poster art, large-scale public installations, augmented reality, digital art, and emu egg engravings.

Music

Pirritu – Part 1

Part 1 is out now digitally and on limited edition vinyl via Heavy Machinery Records.

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