An exhibition titled Binalup, Menang | First Light, First People showcases portraits of 29 Menang elders and younger people in significant locations, sharing their stories and connection to country, aiming to preserve their largely absent historical contributions.
A new exhibition, Binalup, Menang | First Light, First People, in Albany, Western Australia, showcases portraits and stories of 29 Menang elders and younger people. Part of Albany's bicentenary, the project aims to highlight their profound connection to land and ensure their contributions are part of the historical record.
An exhibition at the WA State Library features oral histories from six Menang-Noongar elders, combining spoken word with AI-powered modelling of pre-colonial Albany to mark its bicentenary.
