A Convict in the Family? Fri 8 Aug 2014 – Sun 21 Sep 2014 10:00am – 4:30pm Museum of the Great Southern A Convict in the Family? is a photographic exhibition which unlocks the history of 40 living Australians and connects them with their convict heritage. Comprising large-scale photographs by documentary photographer Mine Konakci, this exhibition explores the connection between convict settlers, their living descendants and the petty crimes that changed the course of their family history. The subjects – ordinary Australians – are photographed in modern settings such as their home, garden or a public space with an item representing the petty crime that saw their ancestor sentenced to transportation to a new colony. Through involvement in the project, many of these subjects discovered their convict heritage for the first time. This is a travelling exhibition from Sydney Living Museums - sydneylivingmuseums.com.au Samuel Hodgkinson photographed with items similar to those stolen by his convict ancestor William Bellamy. Photograph © Mine Konakci Getting Here Address Museum of the Great Southern Residency Road, Albany, Western Australia, 6330, Australia Phone (08) 9841 4844 By Bus The Museum of the Great Southern is located within walking distance of the town centre, which is serviced by the several bus services, visit the PTA website for timetables. By Car Parking is available in onsite.