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Genevieve Grieves

About

Genevieve Grieves is an Indigenous educator, curator, filmmaker, artist, oral historian, researcher and writer who has accumulated nearly 20 years experience in the arts and culture industries. She is Worimi – traditionally from mid-north coast New South Wales – but has lived and worked on Kulin Country for many years. 

 Genevieve has a role as a public intellectual and speaker and teaches at the University of Melbourne, where she is also undertaking her PhD.She was the lead curator of the First Peoples exhibition, Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre at the Melbourne Museum, which opened in November 2013.

 

Genevieve has previously worked with the Koorie Heritage Trust as an oral historian, and then on both the Mission Voices website for the ABC and as a field producer on First Australians for SBS television. She has produced a documentary called Lani’s Story.

Past Events

Country Sky Water Fire

Country

Genevieve Grieves, Ron Murray

Past event

1 Jul

Country Sky Water Fire

Fire

Ellen van Neerven, Genevieve Grieves, Lionel Fogarty

Past event

15 Jul

On Water: Eight Speakers. Eight Stories.

Helen Doyle, Michael Mackenzie, Helen Szoke, Simon Griffiths, Yasmin Newman, Chris Ying, Matthew Mitcham, Michael Cathcart, Genevieve Grieves

Past event

11 Mar

Outbound

Stories of Country

Genevieve Grieves, Uncle Larry Walsh, Hannah Donnelly, Pauline Whyman

Past event

4 Sep
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