In 2005, at a community art workshop on Mornington Island, Australia, Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda, known to the art world as Sally Gabori, began painting. She was 81. Across the canvas, she placed colors and shapes that recalled the island where she had grown up, a homeland her community had been forced

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Some music becomes inseparable from the time in which it was made. Years later, a song can bring back more than melody. It can recover clothes, places, slang, political atmosphere, ideas about the future, even a former version of ourselves. Sometimes this happens at the scale of a generation. A