Stories have been an integral part of human culture for centuries. They are passed down from generation to generation, preserving the history and knowledge of our ancestors. In Indigenous communities, stories play a particularly important role in helping people understand their place in the world and connecting them with their past.

Like people, stories evolve over time. But what's really fascinating is how stories - especially powerful ones - retain their essence and influence as they adapt to new contexts, new audiences, new communities, and different mediums.

“Old Stories, New Ways” is an exhibition that celebrates this evolution.

Featuring artist Daen Sansbury-Smith from Adjadura Art, this exhibition leverages the power of technology to capture 'Old Stories' as told by Elders, community, and family, and presented in 'New Ways' through Augmented Reality art.

The exhibition is being hosted in partnership between Adjadura Art, Portable, and ColourSpace Gallery. Revenue raised from sales will be invested into language revival and cultural art projects with community partners.

This ticket provides access to the grand opening night, and the exhibition will be open for a week-long duration.