This Is Who I Am
Tuesday 4 August - Thursday 27 August 2026
Sydney Secondary College
THIS IS WHO I AM
Sydney Secondary College Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community voice collective expressions of self.
Created by Sydney Secondary College Artist-in-Residence Jeremy Goldstein and its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.
Photography by Anna Kučera
COMMUNITY
Fletcher Barnes, Jackson Barnes, Liv Bennett, Natasha Borwell, Wilhelmina Bridges, Bradley Cedric, Tinashe Cedric, Jasmyn Hansen Corak-Phan, Bonnie Davison, Ahmed Diab, La-Marr Dickson, Leo Fisher, Max Fisher, Chamira Packer, Jordan Niuqila, Santino Ruello, Thomas Larsson-Cain, Richard Penrith-Archer, Alintah Peters, Tyler Stephenson, Tyler Tetley, Mikaela Tyacke, Ngemba Williams
THIS IS WHO I AM is an ongoing multidisciplinary arts project inspired by the political and philosophical beliefs of Nobel Prize winning playwright Harold Pinter and his inner circle The Hackney Gang.
THIS IS WHO I AM is committed to diversity and equality and draws on the transformative power of the arts to contribute to wider access, dialogue and inclusion. Previous editions have been created with British High Commission and Windybrow Arts Centre at The Market Theatre Johannesburg, Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, West Darling Arts and Broken Hill City Art Gallery, The Burger Aged Care Centre Randwick, British Council and National Library Singapore, and Queer Zagreb in Croatia.
To read more about the project visit www.thisiswhoiam.online
This exhibition is being hosted at NSW Parliament by Ms Kobi Shetty, MP, Member for Balmain.
How to see the exhibition
Visit the free exhibition at NSW Parliament House on weekdays, 9am to 5pm from 4 August - 27 August 2026. Access is to the left of the building via the security gatehouse.