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From a refugee camp to global acclaim: Atong Atem finds her place

The exhibition features 65 photographs and works from several series, including museum commissions, tracing Atem’s journey from refugee camp to international recognition.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
The extraordinary work of the South Sudanese, Melbourne-based artist is showcased in her biggest exhibition yet.

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From a refugee camp to global acclaim: Atong Atem finds her place

The extraordinary work of the South Sudanese, Melbourne-based artist is showcased in her biggest exhibition yet.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Atong Atem’s joyful art an act of resistance

Atong Atem’s vital photographs – showing in Passage, the first solo exhibition by an African Australian at the National Gallery of Victoria – bring colonial histories into critical focus.

·Collingwood, Australia
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The Saturday Paper broke the news in Collingwood, Australia on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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