If you could look into the future of Australia, what would you see? What did we get right and what are we still learning? Would our hubris continue to ignore our future ancestors? 
 
In 1988, a group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous printmakers and art organisations from across Australia produced a series of 32 screen-print posters titled Right Here Right Now in response to the nation’s bicentennial festivities. 35 years later, the exhibition Out of the Everywhen presents these posters alongside a new group of works by artists who project themselves into the future. We ask: How might we break out of Western notions of linear time and hold imaginations of the far futures in our present today just as we do our past? How will we have changed the course of our trajectory (or not)?
 
Join UTAS Pro Vice-Chancellor Aboriginal Leadership Greg Lehman and exhibiting artist Jenna Lee in conversation with co-curator and UTAS Director, Curatorial and Cultural Collections, Caine Chennatt, to delve into art, the history of future possibilities, and hope as a muscle. 
 
Exhibiting artists include Tony Albert, Jenna Lee, Jazz Money, Michael Cook, Karla Dickens, Jan Fieldsend, Angela Gee, Paul Worstead, Colin Russell, Andrew Hill, Sue Anderson, and more. 
 

Speakers:

Greg Lehman

Jenna Lee

Caine Chennatt

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