Rhoda Nyakor Makur is an unapologetic South Sudanese multidisciplinary artist living on Wurundjeri country. They are interested in exploring ways in which de-colonised practices of art and psychology can be used to address and heal intergenerational trauma and trauma resulting from institutional racism and other “isms” her communities experience. Rhoda believes in the healing power of words, both written and spoken.
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Rhoda Makur
nex/us: a gathering
For the final morning of EWF, First Nations artists and artists of colour are invited to join in a closed space for connection and creativity.
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