Burrinja Climate Change Biennale #4
We are thrilled to take Lyrebird’s Lament to the Burrinja gallery in the Dandenongs this winter. This work is based on the collaboration with Kate Liston-Mills and the poem Wake from her book To Heal a Lyrebird.
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