Wendy Hubert
≪Hubert's Truck Taking us to School, C. 1963≫2024

A transformative opportunity to deepen your understanding of Indigenous Australian art and cultural knowledge through listening to Yindjibarndi Traditional Custodians Wendy Hubert, Lorraine Coppin and Michael Woodley.

Australia's Indigenous Peoples are recognised as the world's oldest continuous culture and also one of the most dynamic contemporary art movements. Aichi Triennial exhibiting artist Wendy Hubert will personally speak about her work, inspiration of Ngurra (Country) and her beloved Yindjibarndi homeland. Accompanying Wendy are Juluwarlu Art Group Co-Founders and cultural innovators Lorraine Coppin and Michael Woodley, who have journeyed a lifetime alongside Wendy to preserve and strengthen Yindjibarndi Country, culture, multi-arts practice and storytelling. Lorraine and Michael will share the driving forces behind Juluwarlu, including songline and creation stories. Wendy, Lorraine and Michael's creative worldviews, stories and knowledge are impactful and inspiring to all. 

Date: Friday, November 7, 2025
Time: 18:00～19:40 (1 hour and 40 minutes)
Location: ① In-venue: Learning Center Hetachi (Aichi Arts Center, 8th Floor Exhibition Room J)
② Online: Zoom Webinar
Capacity: ① In-venue: 40 people
② Online: Unlimited
Participation Fee: Free

How to Apply: Please apply using the following form.
https://forms.gle/4KFAcYxT2yP4dZWbA

Online Simultaneous Streaming
Streaming Method: Zoom Webinar
Application Deadline: Friday, November 7, 2025, 4:00 PM
Fee: Free
*After completing your application, we will send you a Zoom access URL to your registered email address.

Contact Information for Inquiries and Cancellations
Aichi International Art Festival Organizing Committee Secretariat, Business Group 1
TEL: 052-971-3111 (Main)
Email: learning@aichitriennale.jp