Listen to audio descriptions of select artworks in the exhibition The Australian Ugliness below or when visiting Bundoora Homestead Art Centre via the Near Field Communication (NFC) labels to the right of the artworks with your own device. Audio descriptions are marked with a tactile surface indicator in front of artworks, locatable when shorelining with a cane.
Note that this exhibition features some works on the ground, including piles of bricks that are part of an artwork called Hell is other people by Ciaran Begley and James Nguyen, and a model house built by Callum Morton, called Cottage Industry (Bawdy Nights).
Audio descriptions are vivid verbal descriptions that make visual information accessible for people who are blind or have low vision and also offer a new perspective for everyone.
How to use NFC tags on your own device (PDF).(PDF, 157KB)
Audio descriptions produced by Bundoora Homestead Art Centre. Written by Isabelle Rebetzke and Sarah Werkmeister.