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Vivid Festival 2022. Photo: Andrew Collis

Lighting of the Sails, 12th Vivid Sydney, June 2022.

The stunning Martumili collective painting, “Yarrkalpa-Hunting Ground, Parnngurr Area 2013” was brought to life across the spectacular sails of the Opera House, extending the Martu artists’ stories beyond the walls of a gallery.

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