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“The boundaries and where they are, are just dependant on what point in history the history books were written.”
Dean Cross
Dean Cross was born and raised on Ngunnawal/Ngambri Country and is of Worimi descent. He is a trans-disciplinary artist primarily working across installation, sculpture and photography. We cover.
- Indigenous heritage and familial background
- Disconnections with familial lineage
- Belonging to and feeling a disconnection to an environment
- Being returned to and welcomed by a landscape
- Dissolving the body in art practises
- Performance and consuming a category of art
- Creating cultural boundaries and building value
- Moving away from dance
- Dance illiterate audience
- Churning cheap tricks to impressive people by putting dance in a gallery space
- Feeling reduced as a dancer
- Feeling a responsibility to have a career in Australia
- Avoiding being put in the category of themes
- Using formal tactics to overt politicalness
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