The Sea of Hands is ANTaR's primary public education initiative and Australia's largest public art installation. The Sea of Hands has been installed in every major city and many regional locations throughout Australia, and continues to gather signatures everywhere it appears.
You can add your signature to the Sea of Hands and add your voice to the growing number of Australians calling for
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Sea of Hands Photo Gallery |
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Here's a reminder of some of the Sea of Hands installations that have been displayed around the country. |
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History of the Sea of Hands |
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The Sea of Hands was originally conceived in 1997 as a creative way of symbolising opposition to the Federal Government's proposals to amend the Native Title Act to restrict Indigenous native title rights. |
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Hold your own Sea of Hands event |
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The Sea of Hands is fundamentally a locally-focused reconciliation activity. Many local reconciliation groups and other community groups, such as churches, schools, universities, local events committees, etc, have staged small Sea of Hands events (which we call "puddles") of various sizes. This may involve anything from a few hundred to many thousands of hands. |
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Add Your Name to the Sea of Hands |
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You can put your name on a hand in the Sea of Hands and add your voice to the growing number of Australians calling for justice for Indigenous peoples. Sign here... |
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