
Asher Milgate
Asher Milgate’s practice responds to the historic ‘Australian’ identity and its dual history. Drawing from dual histories, Milgate discusses the intersection of colonisation and the ongoing challenges for Aboriginal people as a result. Milgate’s work is a transferal of history of lived experiences echoed through photography, video, installation and sound recordings. Milgate seeks to engage the public’s interest in the breath of the ‘Australian’ landscape, through diversity, similarity and dual perspectives.
Asher Milgate has exhibited in multiple solo and group shows in Sydney, Newcastle and regional NSW including his solo exhibition ‘Duality’ at Glasshouse Gallery, Port Macquarie and at Adelaide Perry Gallery in Sydney in 2020 and another solo exhibition at the Western Plain Cultural Centre, Dubbo in 2015. He had received numerous awards and his work is in the collection of Orange Regional Museum.
Artwork
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A river’s genesis now called Hastings
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British subjects
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Footprints for Millennia
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Give me land…Don’t fence me in
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Lets talk, lets listen
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Love my culture
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Nostalgically contemplating Cook in 2020
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Now now little Brother
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Should have Spokes lived ?
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The forest floor cares for its dead
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The land tells the story
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Trespassed discovery1818
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We are connected
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What am I to do?
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