The Blak Laundry is a functional laundromat — and exhibition space — for conversation, collaboration and celebration of all things Blak.

Activated by Libby Harward (Quandamooka) and Dominique Chen (Gamilaroi), the concept is simple: bring your dirty linen, pop it on a warm wash, and engage in critical conversation whilst it cleans.

In The Blak Laundry, everything comes out in the wash.

The exhibition and laundromat debited  at Munimba-ja in Sept 2023 and had its second iteration at Woodford Folk Festival dec/jan 23/24

Pop–up performance pieces with invited guests that agitate ideas and discussion are regularly scheduled, and shared via our Facebook and Instagram pages.

This is a working laundromat — bring your dirty laundry!

BLAK LAUNDRY SERVICES 

• moving stubborn stains and micro-aggressions from your social fabric

• Keeping colours dark by following proper care instructions

• Breaking colonial power cycles

• Sharing the load

• Supporting emerging and established First Nations artists

• Airing the dirty laundry

  * N.B. Delicate whites serviced only if the machines have capacity

  ** The Blak Laundry will not neutralise or sanitise, but will concentrate truth-telling

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