You are cordially invited to attend the opening of Mor Mors Dreaming exhibition from 6pm to 8pm on the 6th May 2023. This exhibition will run from the 1st until the 14th of May 2023. daily 12-6pm
Mor Mor Maureen Reyland Mutthi Mutthi invites you to view Mor Mors dreaming exhibition which includes 40 individual artworks depicting Mungo through the years of the Willandra Lakes Region being recognised as a World Heritage Area.
I was born in Balranald, South Western New South Wales and I am a direct descendant from Mungo. Mungo being known as the oldest ceremonial burial sites of human beings who are now known as Mungo Man and Mungo Lady. I am a former member of the Willandra Lakes World Heritage committee and the Three Tribes Aboriginal advisory group. I was also involved in the repatriation of ancestral remains including Lady and Man Mungo to their individual resting places, and the truth behind both of these significant remains and how they were eventually buried.
This as well as being interconnected with my aboriginal ancestry link me to my art work.
My biggest achievement was when I was commissioned by Regional Arts Victoria to produce a handmade possum skin cloak to be worn and used in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne 2006. This cloak still resides in the National Museum in Sydney.
I was also involved with the Australian Print Triennial which was featured in the Mildura Living magazine in an article titled “Spiritual Homeland the Mungo Print Project”
Throughout my art journey I have had several exhibitions at Tap Gallery including my latest one which will be from the 1st of May till the 124th of May 2023.”
I hope you can come and experience my journey for yourselves during this exhibition..
