Warraba Weatherall

To know and possess, 2021-2024, Bronze caste, 20 parts: 10.1 x 15.2 x 3cm (each)
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To know and possess, 2021-2024, Bronze caste, 20 parts: 10.1 x 15.2 x 3cm (each)
Bana, 2023
Bana, 2023, Single Channel Video, 00:05:38
Single file, 2019
Single file, 2019, Metal, aluminium, card. Dimensions variable.
Institutional Lies, 2017
Institutional Lies, 2017, Steel, wood, sand, cotton. Installation, dimensions variable.
Document, 2019
Document, 2019. Canvas, wood, acrylic. Dimensions variable.
Dirge 2024, Steel, aluminium, electrical motor. Dimensions variable.
Dirge 2024, Steel, aluminium, electrical motor. Dimensions variable.
Dirge, 2024
Dirge 2024, Steel, aluminium, electrical motor. Dimensions variable.

Warraba Weatherall

Kamilaroi Peoples

B. Toowoomba, 1987.

Warraba Weatherall is a visual artist, lecturer, and PhD candidate, who is currently based in Meanjin (Brisbane, Australia). Warraba’s artistic practice has a specific interest in archival repositories and structures, which influence our contemporary understanding or history and cultural knowledge systems. In particular, his work explores how social power is codified through visual language and form. Warraba is passionate about shifting cultural norms within the Australian visual arts sector and contributes to the sector through artistic practice, education and curation.

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