All in a Day’s Eye: The Politics of Innocence in the Javett Art Collection is the inaugural exhibition drawing from the permanent collection of the Javett Art Collection, featuring works by artists working in the 20th century, and beyond. A closer look into the collection uncovers themes ranging from the politics of education, innocence, spatial politics, religion and spirituality, nature, politics of representation and the histories of labour.
Guest: Gabi Ngcobo - Curator of the All in a Day’s Eye: The Politics of Innocence in the Javett Art Collection / Exhibition /
Guest: Megan Lessing - Advocacy Media Liaison at SWEAT (Sex Worker Education and Advocacy Taskforce)