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Griffith University

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5.08/20/2025

Encourages students to think outside the box.

4.04/29/2025

Always supportive and deeply knowledgeable. While his schedule is always busy, he makes an effort to spend time with any student who needs help and is always willing to answer questions. Pushes students to think more deeply and explore topics further.

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Warraba Weatherall is a Kamilaroi visual artist, researcher, curator, and cultural scholar affiliated with Griffith University. He holds the position of Lecturer at the Queensland College of Art and Design and serves as Head of Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art. As a PhD candidate at Griffith University and a Queensland College of Art alumnus, Weatherall's research focuses on archival repositories and structures. His practice employs the aesthetics of the archive to examine the production and transmission of cultural knowledge, critiquing colonial legacies in institutional archives and museum practices. Weatherall seeks to regenerate Kamilaroi knowledge systems, addressing the distortion of data and the warehousing of cultural materials that challenge social justice. Working across mediums including painting, sculpture, and installation, his art confronts the legacies of colonialism and shifts cultural norms within the Australian visual arts sector through practice, education, and curation.