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Gallery | Winton Wetlands’ Sculpture Walk celebrates its Indigenous history

By Simon Ruppert

May 30, 2022

Respect: A Yorta Yorta didgeridoo player at the opening event. Photo by Rene Martens RenSmart Photograph

Winton Wetlands officially opened its new Sculpture Walk last week with around 200 attendees.

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Local photographer Rene Martens was on hand to capture some shots from the day.

For more of Rene’s work visit www.rensmartphotography.com

Impressive: Lizard by Cilla Atkinson is one of the installations which make up Winton Wetlands’ new Sculpture Walk. Photo by Simon Ruppert

Creative: Yakapna, by the late Vera Cooper. Photo by Rene Martens RenSmart Photograph

Blending in: Galnyen yakurrumda yenbena (Come and respect family ancestors) by artist Treahna Hamm. Photo by Rene Martens RenSmart Photograph

Unique: Journey of love, by artist Cilla Atkinson. Photo by Rene Martens RenSmart Photograph

Knowledgeable: Yorta Yorta elder Lance James spoke at the opening. Photo by Rene Martens RenSmart Photograph

Traditional: The opening of the Sculpture Walk included a traditional Indigenous ceremony. Photo by Rene Martens RenSmart Photograph

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