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'Snap Blak'
Aug 2025 - Sep 2026

© Naomi Hobson

'Snap Blak' brings together dynamic examples of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island photography that champion Indigenous self-representation, with assertions of visual sovereignty that resist prevalent stereotypes and re-present their people.

Throughout ‘Snap Blak’ each photograph both subverts the settler-colonial legacy of photography of Indigenous people as an instrument of disempowerment and misrepresentation; while asserting identity, cultural continuity and belonging.


'Snap Blak' is on display from August 2025 to September 2026 in Gallery 3.5 at GOMA. To make the most of your visit, check the exhibition dates, get information on getting here and parking, and find out about Gallery accessibility. As this is a rotating exhibition, not all works listed below will be on display simultaneously

Feature image: Naomi Hobson / Kaantju/Umpila peoples / Australia QLD b.1978 / Road play "She told Mum she was taking me for a ride down the road but she not." Laine. (from 'Adolescent Wonderland' series) 2019 / Archival inkjet print on 310gsm cotton rag art paper / Purchased 2021. Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation / © Naomi Hobson / Photograph: QAGOMA

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