Emi­ly Floyd, Louisa Bufarde­ci & Su san Cohn, ​‘We Change the World’ The Ian Pot­ter Cen­tre: NGV Aus­tralia, Lev­el 3

Works by Emi­ly Floyd, Louisa Bufarde­ci & Su san Cohn will be on dis­play as part of We Change the World at The Ian Pot­ter Cen­tre, NGV Aus­tralia.

We Change the World shares the work of promi­nent con­tem­po­rary Aus­tralian and inter­na­tion­al artists and design­ers drawn from the NGV Col­lec­tion, includ­ing works new to the Col­lec­tion and on dis­play for the first time. It con­sid­ers issues such as the cli­mate emer­gency, entrenched inequal­i­ties and human­i­tar­i­an injus­tices, while also fore­ground­ing the impor­tance of iden­ti­ty, cul­ture and expres­sion to the well­be­ing of com­mu­ni­ties and individuals.

Fea­tur­ing inter­ac­tive activ­i­ties and dig­i­tal resources that invite audi­ences to direct­ly engage with the themes of the exhi­bi­tion, We Change the World chal­lenges us all to con­sid­er our own poten­tial for change, empow­er­ing not only young peo­ple but those of all ages to be cre­ative, to cel­e­brate unique­ness, and to speak up or think dif­fer­ent­ly. With themes span­ning envi­ron­ment and place, activism and protest, cel­e­brat­ing the every­day, and shap­ing the future, the exhi­bi­tion also includes online learn­ing resources for schools address­ing mul­ti­ple learn­ing areas, capa­bil­i­ties and cross-cur­ricu­lum pri­or­i­ties, as well as adult learn­ing, events and dig­i­tal content.


We Change the World
Until 19th Sep­tem­ber 2021
The Ian Pot­ter Cen­tre: NGV Aus­tralia, Fed Square
Lev­el 3

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