after this explores the activation of critical remembrance relating to histories, stories, and lived experiences in the context of the complex conditions of a white supremacist settler colonial state. Working in a range of media, the artists demonstrate multiple approaches to remembering otherwise. Showcasing interventions into dominant historical narratives and incursions into ancestral and personal stories through acts of resilience, intentionality and activism, after this features accomplished local and national artists who bring distinct lived experiences and histories to the urgent task of casting a critical lens on the question of what is remembered, by and for whom and how.