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Yilabara (Now)
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Alternative titleNowCreatorMoney, JazzContributorDavison, CameronDavison, RayDate12th February 2021Description
YILABARA (now) is an acknowledgment of Gadigal land, taking the form of a film. Made by Wiradjuri poet Jazz Money in collaboration with Gadigal man Cameron Davison and his grandfather Uncle Ray Davison the text of the film is in both Gadigal and English languages. Dedicated to Gadigal Country, the film elicits the relationship between the contemporary built environment of the place called Sydney, and the landscape that has existed for millennia. Contrasting the built environment of The University of Sydney Camperdown campus with the landscape of Ku-ring-gai National Park, the film seeks to remind the audience that Country always speaks, no matter what interventions are put on the surface. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
PublisherUniversity of SydneyLanguageS61: EoraEngGeographic coverageSydney, AustraliaDuration03:01CollectionYilabara (Now)Money, Jazz, Yilabara (Now) (12th February 2021). University of Sydney Library, accessed 05/10/2023, https://digital.library.sydney.edu.au/nodes/view/8427