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Immerse your guests in the rich world of Australian native foods, botanical, culture and storytelling with an exceptional evening tour and dinner experience at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

Hosted by one of the Gallery’s senior curators, guest will enjoy a unique opportunity to engage in intimate discussions and enjoy up-close encounters with artworks in the Yiribana gallery, where a world-renowned Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art collection is housed.

Guests will then be treated to the Warakirri dining experience: an immersive five-course degustation with a fusion of modern culinary and traditional Australian First Nations techniques within an exclusive space in the Art Gallery. Guests will savour native ingredients and paired beverages while enjoying live performances, musical storytelling and insights into Aboriginal culture and cuisine shared by Sharon Winsor. Sharon is a proud Weilwan woman, a trailblazer in Aboriginal food, and founder of Indigiearth, one of Australia’s leading Aboriginal owned businesses.

The Warakirri dining experience can be tailored for intimate and large groups of up to 250 guests.

Presented In collaboration with Indigiearth, an award winning, 100 percent Aboriginal owned and established business, from Mudgee

INCLUSIONS

After-hours access a private tour of the Yiribana Gallery, curator-led discussion and insights, five-course degustation meal with paired beverages plus performance, musical storytelling and Aboriginal culture and cuisine insights.

Full terms and conditions will be provided during the booking process or upon request.

Installation view of the Yiribana Gallery featuring (from left) Yukultji Napangati 'Untitled' 2005, Doreen Reid Nakamarra 'Untitled' 2007, Bobby West Tjupurrula 'Tingari sites around Kiwirrkura' 2015 and Ronnie Tjampitjinpa 'Tingari fire dreaming at Wilkinkarra' 2008, and (top) Yhonnie Scarce 'Death zephyr' 2017, photo © Art Gallery of New South Wales, Zan Wimberley ***These images are available for Art Gallery of New South Wales marketing. An approved caption is included above. Before publishing or sharing these images, you must first contact cara.pinchbeck@ag.nsw.gov.au and then copyright@ag.nsw.gov.au with the details of your reproduction. Copyright fees may be payable, and quotes will be obtained by Rights and Image Licensing on your behalf. ***
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Credit: Installation view of the Yiribana Gallery featuring (from left) Yukultji Napangati 'Untitled' 2005, Doreen Reid Nakamarra 'Untitled' 2007, Bobby West Tjupurrula 'Tingari sites around Kiwirrkura' 2015 and Ronnie Tjampitjinpa 'Tingari fire dreaming at Wilkinkarra' 2008, and (top) Yhonnie Scarce 'Death zephyr' 2017, photo © Art Gallery of New South Wales, Zan Wimberley ***These images are available for Art Gallery of New South Wales marketing. An approved caption is included above. Before publishing or sharing these images, you must first contact cara.pinchbeck@ag.nsw.gov.au and then copyright@ag.nsw.gov.au with the details of your reproduction. Copyright fees may be payable, and quotes will be obtained by Rights and Image Licensing on your behalf. ***

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