A moving two-day exhibition honoring artist and Stolen Generations survivor Kunyi McInerney with original artworks, interactive activities, and cultural refreshments.
Saturday 11 July 2026
to Sunday 12 July 2026
10:00am - 2:00pm
1909 Strathalbyn Road, Flaxley SA, Australia
Free
Experience a deeply moving exhibition celebrating the life and work of Kunyi McInerney, a renowned artist, author, and Stolen Generations survivor. This special NAIDOC event offers a unique opportunity to engage with powerful original artworks and learn about Indigenous history and culture.
Visitors can explore approximately 40 original pieces by Kunyi McInerney, watch a screening of her life story, and purchase books authored by her. The exhibition is designed to foster reflection, understanding, and community connection.
The event also features interactive art activities for all ages, facilitated by Ros Cameron of Flaxley Woven, ensuring a hands-on, creative experience for families.
The exhibition runs over two days, with daily hours from 10:00 to 14:00. Highlights include:
- Viewing and purchasing original artworks by Kunyi McInerney
- A screening of Kunyi’s life story
- Free interactive art sessions in an adjoining room
- Complimentary light refreshments with a unique bushtucker twist
This event is free to attend and suitable for parents and school-aged children interested in art, culture, and history.
The exhibition is held at Flaxley Woven, located at 1909 Strathalbyn Road, Flaxley SA. The venue is accessible by car, with parking available nearby. Flaxley is a scenic area in the Adelaide Hills, making it a lovely destination for a family outing.
Visitors are encouraged to explore the surrounding Adelaide Hills region, known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage, before or after the exhibition.
This event is part of NAIDOC Week 2026 celebrations, honoring Indigenous culture and history. It is a respectful space for learning and reflection.
Families should allow enough time to participate in the interactive art activities and enjoy the refreshments. The event is suitable for children but may involve sensitive themes related to Indigenous history.
Please respect the cultural significance of the artworks and the stories shared during the exhibition.
Attendance is free, and no prior booking is required. Visitors can drop in anytime during the event hours.
Artworks and books will be available for purchase on-site, providing a wonderful opportunity to support the artist and take home a meaningful piece.
Light refreshments are complimentary, adding a special cultural touch to the experience.
