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Future Dreaming gives incarcerated First Nations artists a voice

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  • An exhibition featuring 217 works by First Nations artists from 15 Victorian correctional facilities opens at The Torch gallery in Carlton on October 23. Titled Future Dreaming 2026: Voices Beyond the Walls, it pairs the artworks with audio statements, written reflections and digital postcards from the artists.
  • Founder Kent Morris said the artists' own voices are central to the show. Each artwork is priced between $180 and $330, with all sale proceeds going to the artist.
  • The exhibition runs until November 21, both in the gallery and online.
Future Dreaming gives incarcerated First Nations artists a voice
Photo: The Melburnian

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