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Biennale of Sydney

Auslan Art Tours

When
  • Saturday 2 May from 12:15pm to 1:15pm
  • Saturday 13 June from 12:15pm to 1:15pm
Cost

Free

Throughout the festival the Biennale of Sydney will be offering three Auslan tours at White Bay Power Station for Deaf and Hard of Hearing audiences.

Led in Auslan by Deaf artists Angie Goto and Sue Jo Wright, the tour will guide the audience through several of the major works in the exhibition in detail, including time for audience questions.

If you do not identify as being a part of these communities, please kindly refer to our Art Tours here.

Please meet at the Arts Tours sign near the info hub.

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