
BLAK OUT
Exhibition
Credits:Lemon myrtle tree, Jennifer Kent
Set within the lush surrounds of Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve, the Medicinal Plants exhibition invites visitors to explore cultural knowledge of traditional healing and bush medicines through stories, artworks, and interactive displays.
The exhibition honours the wisdom of Jinibara Artists and knowledge holders regarding the traditional practices of medicinal plants. Visitors will discover how to apply natural remedies through plant identification, extraction and application procedures.
This immersive experience offers a rare opportunity to learn about the resilience and richness of Jinibara healing traditions, and how they continue today. Medicinal Plants is a celebration of connection – to Country, to community, and to the enduring spirit of First Nations People and Knowledges.
Curator
Artists
This is an indoor visual art exhibition. Audience members can choose the duration of their experience; we suggest allowing 30–45 minutes. Seating is not provided; however, there is seating nearby. Refreshments are available at the venue. This experience is suitable for all ages and abilities – it is inspirational, challenging, insightful, and culturally significant.
heads up — photography and filming may take place during Horizon events for promotional use. If you’d prefer not to be in any of the shots, please chat to one of our Horizon staff on the day.
We strive to ensure our programs and events are inclusive and accessible to everyone. If you have any accessibility requirements, including Auslan Interpreters, mobility assistance, hearing support, or other accommodations, please contact our team at [email protected].
This program may contain culturally sensitive stories and may contain images of those who have passed.
Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve is located at 148 Mountain View Road, Maleny, Queensland. Free parking is available on site. Directions: Google Maps
Medicinal Plants was curated and commissioned for Horizon Festival and presented in partnership with Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve.

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