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Past show

The Ranger Artist: Julie Gough Curator: Mary Knights Visiting Scholar: Dr Pat Hoffie Exhibition Launch: 6pm Wednesday 19 September Exhibition Open: 11 September - 3 October (extended) Exhibition invite (PDF file 203kb, download Adobe Acrobat)

Julie Gough, Chase (detail), 2001 Installation at NGV, tea-tree and fabric

This exhibition has been inspired by the determined self-sufficiency of an Aboriginal woman who roamed King Island during the 1830s and 1840s, avoiding contact with others. References to her stealth survive in the journal of John Scott, a sealer, who called her "The Ranger".

Gallery installation photos of The Ranger

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