ANTaR Sea of Hands
Acknowledging milestones and looking to a brighter 2022 as we close out our 24th year
What a strange couple of years it has been… we will be remembering the time of Covid-19 for many years ahead and it will become more and more evident how epoch-defining it is.
Paul Wright
Sea of Hands at Barangaroo - Thanks to our volunteers!
20,000 hands are to be installed at Barangaroo by Sunday June 5. Come down to Barangaroo Reserve and help plant a hand
Sea of Hands at Barangaroo - Opening Night Concert
Thanks to Christine Anu Jannawi Dance Clan and Luke Carroll for a great evening at
Weekend Notes
Be a part of National Reconciliation Week 2016
"The design for this years Sea of Hands display was created by Brenda L Croft, a Gurindji/Malngin/Mudpurra artist and researcher. The design is inspired by historical portraits depicting Eora men, including Bennelong, one of Barangaroo's husbands, in customary ochre body markings.
ANTaR’s iconic ‘Sea of Hands’ coming to Barangaroo for National Reconciliation Week
Today we announced that ANTaR would bring its interactive symbol of reconciliation, the Sea of Hands, to Barangaroo Reserve for National Reconciliation Week 2016 in partnership with the Barangaroo Delivery Authority.
The Sea of Hands event begins with a free Opening Night Concert on Friday, 27 May (5:00pm - 8:30pm) featuring live performances by Christine Anu and Casey Donovan on Barangaroo Reserve’s Walumil Lawns, where the first part of the installation will be illuminated.
