Clinton Hayden

Clinton Hayden is a Wiradjuri Blak queer artist and writer based in Naarm/Melbourne. His practice spans photography, AI image creation, print media, drawing, and bricolage, exploring the intersections of personal and collective histories. Clinton’s work is deeply informed by his commitment to preserving and promoting Wiradjuri language and engaging with Indigenous Queer Futurism. Clinton is currently completing his PhD at CSU.
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Metaphor, Risk, and Responsibility in Language around Reconciliation

Clinton Hayden writes, why language matters when talking about affairs that affect First Nations peoples.

Survivance: How can mob protect cultural narratives in our arts and practices?

Earlier this year, Wiradjuri Blak Queer artist Clinton Hayden was confronted with cultural and professional harm at the hands of an arts organisation he was commissioned to exhibit with. His experience, Clinton writes, is not an isolated incident, and shows a need for not just acknowledgement of cultural significance, but guaranteed survivance for First Nations artists and cultural practitioners in so-called Australia.

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