Tai Snaith: Strong Hold monograph while highlighting the significance of

while highlighting the significance of collectives and supportive arts organisations

the collective voice emerges as a beacon of resilience and cultural renewal in the ongoing journey toward decolonisation and Indigenous self-determination

TarraWarra Museum of Art in the Yarra Valley holds one of the country’s finest collections of Australian art from the 1930s to the present day

celebrating both their individual and collective contributions to the evolution of modern Australian art

delving into her archival documentation and featuring contributions from writers like Erin Brannigan and Justin Clemens

Tai Snaith: Strong Hold monograph while highlighting the significance ofA self published book, produced by Melbourne artist Tai Snaith, ahead of her 2024 solo show at Nicholas Thompson gallery. "As we walked through the rooms, Snaith noted that, there are already too many paintings for the show to include these small sketches, but they are perfect for a book. I recently heard artist Carmen Winant state that the artist book is the consummate feminist object. This is Snaiths process. To ask many questions and to listen