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Engineers Without Borders' largest ever Awareness &
fundraising
event, ewb elements is a unique
Indigenous art exhibition touring nationally across eleven cities in
every state and territory.
The tour
Click on the links below for specific information on individual exhibitions.
| 23 May | - | 25 May | Canberra (photos) | National Museum | |
| 30 May | - | 8 Jun | Sydney (photos) | Customs House | |
| 13 Jun | - | 22 Jun | Brisbane | Brisbane City Hall | |
| 4 Jul | - | 6 Jul | Darwin | Brown's Mart | |
| 11 Jul | - | 13 Jul | Townsville | Townsville Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Cultural Centre | |
| 18 Jul | - | 20 Jul | Cairns | Jungarra Aboriginal Art
Gallery |
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| 25 Jul | - | 27 Jul | Alice Springs | Crowne Plaza Hotel | |
| 7 Aug | - | 15 Aug | Perth | Central Park | |
| 29 Aug | - | 7 Sep | Adelaide | State Library | |
| 23 Sep | - | 29 Sep | Hobart | Long Gallery | |
| 10 Oct | - | 26 Oct | Melbourne | 161 Collins St |
The art
ewb elements brings together art valued at more than four million dollars by some of Australia's best Indigenous artists. The art will be available for purchase. There will be something for everyone with dollar values from two figures to six figures! Click here to see some of the art...
More than an exhibition of art
ewb elements is more
than an exhibition of art; it is a celebration of the amazing diversity
and wonderfully unique cultures of Indigenous Australia, and an
opportunity to learn more and get involved in practical and symbolic
reconciliation.
Launching EWB's Reconciliation Action Plan
ewb elements is the official launch of our Reconciliation Action Plan (approved by and registered with Reconciliation Australia). All funds raised through ewb elements will be used to implement the plan; which includes:
- Increasing Indigenous collaboration within EWB
- Developing our members' cultural awareness and competency
- Providing tutoring & mentoring for Indigenous youth
- Assisting Indigenous communities in areas including natural resource management, waste management, appropriate housing, infrastructure & capacity building >(Click on the links for information on some of our past programs with Kooma Traditional Owners, Gapuwiyak Community, Kimberley Enterprises Aboriginal Corporation & Palm Island Aboriginal Council)
- Encouraging & supporting our members and partner organisations to take positive action
Gala opening nights
Highlighting the diversity, cultural richness, and
achievements of Indigenous Australians, opening night in each city will
include Indigenous performances, speakers and music.
Click on your city of interest in "The
Tour"
table above for details including booking information.
Education workshops
Educational workshops run during the exhibitions in each state
capital will raise cultural awareness and give practical guidance to
companies and individuals as to how they can take positive action
towards symbolic and practical reconciliation.
Stay tuned for details.
Sponsorship opportunities
Fantastic sponsorship opportunities are still
available! Click here to download sponsorship
information (PDF, 470kB). Please email
Todd Houstein, EWB Awareness Director for details.
Existing sponsors
Click on the logos to visit our wonderful sponsor's websites!
