D Harding: Body of Objects interview grief-filled and advocates for the

grief-filled and advocates for the need for deep healing

At the centre of the collection is a series of poems written in India

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D Harding: Body of Objects interview grief-filled and advocates for theDale Hardings wall murals, sculptures, and installations explore the social and political histories and contemporary realities of his family and people. A descendant of the Bidjara, Garingbal, and Ghungalu peoples, Harding employs diverse techniques and traditions, including domestic handicrafts, ochre stencilling, woodcarving, and silicone casting. Dale Harding: Body of Objects has been developed by Griffith University and documenta 14 to introduce