The ‘Walking Through a Songline’ exhibition has drawn audiences across India, offering a striking exploration of Australia’s First Nations culture. Now showcased in Jaipur, this immersive digital installation invites visitors to experience the ancient stories of the Seven Sisters Dreaming tracks in an interactive setting.
The exhibition is open to the public at the Rajasthan International Centre (RIC) in collaboration with the Jaipur Literature Festival. Running daily from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM until 18tFebruary 2025, it presents ancestral journeys, known as Songlines, through vivid visuals and rich storytelling.
Developed by the National Museum of Australia alongside Mosster Studio, the exhibition has been created with the guidance of traditional custodians and knowledge holders. Through digital art, visitors can step into a world where paintings animate, oral traditions take shape, and centuries-old wisdom is shared through contemporary mediums.
Its reception across India has been strong, with audiences appreciating how it brings intricate cultural narratives to life. Collaborations with local institutions such as RIC and the Jaipur Literature Festival have further strengthened its impact, fostering cultural exchange and dialogue.
For those keen to engage with this unique intersection of art and history, the exhibition at RIC in Jaipur offers an opportunity to connect with stories that have been passed down for generations.
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