Goodbye Bussamarai Tony Albert This is the architecture of

This is the architecture of second chances

often based on the creative’s lived experience

The whole of the book - cover texture and holistic feel - is the artwork and to contemplate a single artwork in isolation is to neglect the forest for a tree

The exhibition explores the emergence of the digital sublime

and ultimately celebrate the diversity of human history

Goodbye Bussamarai Tony Albert This is the architecture ofBussamarai was a powerful resistance leader whose influence spread across five Aboriginal nations. Like the legendary Pemulwuy, Yagan or Jandamara, he fought for the survival of his people, the Mandandanji of southern Queensland. Their homeland bordered northern New South Wales and its infamous sites of Aboriginal massacre and frontier warfare: Myall Creek, Slaughterhouse Creek and Waterloo Creek. This history serves as a sequel to those atrocities,