NAIDOC Week
50 Years Deadly
NAIDOC Week is a national celebration that recognises the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, while providing an opportunity for all Australians to deepen their understanding and connection to First Nations communities.
Held each July, it shines a spotlight on culture, storytelling and community, encouraging participation through local events and shared experiences.
Our Partner, Birrunga Gallery
Birrunga Gallery is a First Nations art and cultural hub based in Meanjin (Brisbane), operating on the Traditional Lands of the Jagera, Yuggera and Turrbal Peoples with the permission of Uncle Eddie Ruska.
Founded by Wiradyuri artist Birrunga Wiradyuri, the gallery celebrates and preserves First Nations Culture through contemporary art, storytelling and immersive cultural experiences. Showcasing painting, music, dance and Cultural artefacts, Birrunga Gallery also presents exhibitions, workshops and community experiences that foster cultural understanding and connection.
Art Showcase by Birrunga Gallery
This NAIDOC Week, experience a powerful showcase of contemporary First Nations art by Birrunga Gallery throughout QueensPlaza. Three striking works by Wiradyuri artist Birrunga Wiradyuri will transform the Ground Level lift fronts, exploring themes of Ancestors, Cultural Lore, Matriarchal strength and the timeless connection between past, present and future. Throughout July, additional works by First Nations artists will also be displayed across Ground Level and Level One, creating an inspiring cultural journey for visitors to discover as they explore the centre.
Founder, Principal Artist- Birrunga Wiradyuri
Learn more about founder and Principal Artist Birrunga Wiradyuri.
- 226 Queen St, Brisbane QLD 4000
- Call us (07) 3234 3900
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