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Queensland artist Archie Moore won the art equivalent of the Olympics this year with a monumental take on First Nations history and colonisation, but his latest work is intimate and inward-looking.
The Kamilaroi and Bigambul man overnight became one of the world’s most watched artists when kith and kin, a personal genealogy going back 2400 generations, took home the Golden Lion at Venice Biennale in April, the first time an Australian has won art’s top prize.
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