Indigenous artist Archie Moore wins Golden Lion at the 60th Venice Biennale for his installation 'kith and kin'.

Moore's work delves into his 65,000-year connection to his Aboriginal roots and addresses cultural memory loss from centuries of persecution.

His installation includes official reports on unexplained Aboriginal deaths in custody, acting as a memorial for institutional violence and neglect victims.

Representing the Kamilaroi/Bigambul people, Moore uses his art to confront the history and racism faced by Australia's indigenous communities.

The Venice Biennale, focusing on migration and exile, features over 80 countries and will run until November 24, 2024.

Despite adverse weather, the Australian Pavilion saw an uptick in visitors due to Moore's historic win, while the Israeli pavilion was closed amid conflict.