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A collection of creative projects by Tom Allum Meaningful stories that emotionally connect.

29/11/2021

“For us, it is unfinished business, it is taking up the challenge and looking at ways to heal the traumas of the many people that have been affected by the Stolen Generations movement.”
- Jim Morrison, Yokai

MIA MIAS is a public artwork commemorating the Stolen Generations.

Barking Wolf made a 15 minute documentary following artist and Wadandi Elder, Sandra, as she revisits her stolen childhood in order to bring others home.

Jim goes on to state:
“We are portraying what is truthful. It isn’t taught in schools and isn’t part of the curriculum, so this is why it is important.”
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Please watch and share the film so we can all learn about the complexities of the issue. Link in bio.

25/11/2021

NEW DOCO OUT NOW.

MIA MIAS follows artist and Wadandi Elder, Sandra, as she revisits her stolen childhood in order to bring others home.
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Sandra Hill says:
“My whole public art career has been moving towards this moment in time. The whole meaning is about bringing them (the children) home. This is the most important work that I have ever done over the last 30 years…
I understand what it’s like to survive that experience and the things that you hold forever in your heart. I understand what needs to be said through art.”
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Link to 15 minute film in bio. Please share this story.

24/11/2021

MIA MIAS follows artist and Wadandi Elder, Sandra, as she revisits her stolen childhood in order to bring others home.
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Today we celebrate the opening of a new public artwork created by artist and Wadandi Elder, Sandra Hill on behalf of the thousands of Aboriginal children taken from their families by the state in the last century.

MIA MIAS is a dedicated place for healing in the north-west corner of Wellington Square, East Perth.

Tom Allum from Barking Wolf directed and produced a 15 minute documentary about the work.

Watch the film via link in bio ✊🏽

19/02/2020

Brad Brider is an Australian Blind Cricketer. Yesterday we spent the day learning about his outlook on mobility and
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Description:
Image of Brad and his guide dog Jaxx sitting in the garden. @ Guide Dogs WA

14/01/2020

Final weeks of the No Fixed Address project are here 🙃

DADAA are hosting a panel discussion in collaboration with St Pat’s on Thursday 23 January, 6pm (talking about diversity and social housing in our urban centres). A fantastic lineup of speakers are confirmed so far >> Event Link in Bio >>

The gallery will be open from 5pm and drinks will be on hand... see you there or be 🤓
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No Fixed Address, DADAA Fremantle, 2019. Photo: Jessica Wyld Photography @ DADAA

18/12/2019

Roebourne W.A.

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Tom has been up in the desert recording ADR for Envelope Audio, and team at ABC for an upcoming NITV / ABC production. The series will be released early 2020 so we can share more with you then! @ Roebourne, Western Australia

29/11/2019

No Fixed Address opening night.
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EXHIBITION CONTINUES
30 November – 25 January 2020 (Gallery closed: 22 December – 6 January)

GALLERY OPENING HOURS:
Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 4pm

PUBLIC PROGRAM:
Carpe Noctem Walking Tours | Saturday, 30 November 8 – 10pm & Monday, 9 December 8 – 10pm | Fremantle's East End | FREE | tickets: https://bit.ly/2s0H2kD @ DADAA

07/11/2019

🔊NeW PoDCasTs 🔊

for WA portraiture opens tomorrow night at the We work with on a podcast series for the exhibition. It’s on Spotify, Apple Podcast and the rest - enjoy 🤓
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Image: Sr Flora by

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