Kep Gabi Exhibition

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Sand Sculpture Tash Gillespie

Milton Mogridge viewing exhibition Tash Gillespie

Project Manager Sandy McKendrick with CAN CEO Monica Kane Tash Gillespie

Kep Gabi Storytellers and Place Names team Tash Gillespie

Colin Headland sharing a story Tash Gillespie

Evelyn Dawson speaking at the launch Tash Gillespie

Milton Mogridge welcoming everyone to country Tash Gillespie

Exhibition attendees with Kep Gabi Publication Tash Gillespie

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Project Manager Elly Jones Tash Gillespie

Moora Highschool Students Tash Gillespie

Sandy McKendrick with Moora Highschool Students Tash Gillespie

Len Collard with June Headland Tash Gillespie

CAN team at the launch Tash Gillespie

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Moora

Kep Gabi: Stories from Yued Country exhibition opened on Friday, 25 September at Gardiner Street Arts Collective in Moora. The exhibition and book launch was an opportunity for Elders to pass on cultural knowledge to future generations of storytellers and share it with the wider Western Australian community.

The exhibition was visited by over 700 people.

CAN acknowledges the Noongar people of the Bibbulmun nation as the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and honour all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders as the first people of this nation. CAN is proud to work with people from all cultures, but we do so on the understanding of First Peoples, first.

Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.

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