Bruce Johnson-McLean, a Weiribirugubba man and head curator of First Nations art at the National Gallery of Australia, teams up with Kelvin Kickett, descendant of a prominent Australian family, for a deep dive into the viral portrait of Gina Rinehart. They discuss the intersection of wealth and power in art and sports, the ethics of sponsorship, and the colonial history linked to Rinehart and her family. Personal accounts and historical reflections reveal the complex legacy that shapes contemporary Australia, prompting crucial conversations about representation and reconciliation.
