Through Mununjali eyes: photojournalist Wayne Coolwell tour

Join us for a tour of the Through Mununjali eyes: photojournalist Wayne Coolwell showcase in kuril dhagun. Free First Nations led showcase tours are held fortnightly and alternate with free tours led by a special guest. About the exhibition: Wayne Coolwell was a trailblazer of his generation and a powerful voice for his people. A proud Mununjali man with a sharp eye for a story, he captured moments that bridged cultures and inspired connection. Known affectionately as the “Cool Cat of journalism,” Wayne moved effortlessly among the greats, between the media and community, treating every encounter as part of his day’s work behind the lens and microphone. Respected by his peers and cherished by audiences nationwide, Wayne was among the first Aboriginal voices to grace Australia’s airwaves. His talent, humility and fearless curiosity made him a true pioneer. This showcase celebrates Wayne’s life and legacy through his own photography, revealing the people, places, and moments that shaped his remarkable journey. It invites audiences to remember not only his professional achievements but the warmth, wit and cultural pride that made him unforgettable. Through Mununjali eyes brings together 5 decades of Wayne’s photographs, honouring his legacy – where story, culture, and connection continue to resonate across generations.

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