Footprints Tours | Wall Composition on Darumbal

Wall Composition on Darumbal by internationally renowned artist D Harding closes in July 2025, and to celebrate the final months of this significant artwork, RMOA is offering free monthly Footprints First Nations Tours. 

Facilitated by Dr Melinda Mann, RMOA First Nations Arts Officer, these tours provide a unique opportunity to explore the symbolic meanings within Wall Composition on Darumbal and learn more about First Nations world views and perspectives.

Designed to be interactive and engaging, the tour is suitable for all ages and levels of experience with contemporary art and invites visitors' own responses, reflections and questions in a discussion led by Dr Mann. 

Don't miss your chance to experience this artwork and the rich narratives that are woven through it.  

 

FREE | Bookings required 

These sessions are for members of the public; school and group bookings can be arranged via the school and group booking form.

 

Feedback from Footprints First Nations Tour participants

"I recommend this program because I feel it is timely in this moment for us all to experience the vast diversity of Indigenous culture and treasure the connections for the future. Dr Melinda Mann is a highlight, she captured the whole attention of the group and gave everyone a clear guide to viewing the exhibitions. She skilfully shared the diversity of Aboriginal culture in a way that touches hearts, mind and spirit." 

 

Image: visitors exploring D Harding's work, Wall Composition on Darumbal, during a Footprints First Nations Tour in the Long Gallery at RMOA. Mad Dog Productions.

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