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Reko Rennie

RECKONING

STATION Until 14 November, 2020 Melbourne

‘The title of the exhibition empowers the ongoing commentary I have through my work about royalty, rights, Original Aboriginal and acknowledgment of true Australian history,’ explains Reko Rennie. Rennie references the recent protests and the renewed interest on a global scale of Indigenous sovereignty in his iconic paintings, carved wooden panels, gold-mirrored wall works and neons. A recurring motif throughout these works includes the ghosted outline of statues, signifying the need to call colonial histories into account and pay respect to traditional land owners.

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