A colour photography of a boy smiling with his on the shoulder of an older, grey haired man.

Ngara Yar-re Gna – Hear Say See

  • Past Exhibition
Special event

Join us this winter as we celebrate the strength and diversity of Indigenous languages in NSW with a series of displays, activities and events.

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Past Exhibition
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Lower Ground 1, Macquarie Building

1 Shakespeare Place
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
+61 2 9273 1414

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A black and white photo of a small boy holding a camera up in front of his face to take a photo - he is standing on concrete paving and wearing up a zip up parka.

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Join us this winter as we celebrate the strength and diversity of Indigenous languages in NSW with a series of displays, activities and events.

Discover how Library programs are helping to revitalise Indigenous languages. Find out about the challenges and possibilities of rebuilding living languages from written records. Play with language. Hear and see language. Learn some new language yourself. Focused around this year’s NAIDOC Week theme of ‘Our Languages Matter’, Ngara yar-re gna (pronounced nya-ra yar-ri nya) will highlight the unique language heritage and life of our city and state. 

Lower Ground 1, Macquarie Building

A colour photography of a boy smiling with his on the shoulder of an older, grey haired man.
Me & Pop, 2017, by Lucy Simpson, Yuwaalaraay Woman (North-west NSW), digital artwork from the Library’s online resource My Weekend with Pop: Stories in Aboriginal Languages.