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Tracking Memories. Memory of country
Tracking Memories: reflecting on sixteen years of groundbreaking exhibitions Tracking Memories is about exploring the collective memory, culture and history of a country and a people. In this exhibition connections are made between the works of artists from three continents – Australia, Europe and Africa. This final exhibition at the AAMU Museum of contemporary Aboriginal art […]
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One Road: Aboriginal Art from Australia’s Deserts
Iconic Canning Stock Route paintings tour Japan Iconic Indigenous paintings from the National Museum of Australia’s Canning Stock Route collection go on display in Japan today, at the start of a major international tour of a jewel in the crown of the institution’s National Historical Collection. One Road: Aboriginal Art from Australia’s Deserts opens at […]
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Marking the Infinite: Contemporary Women Artists from Aboriginal Australia
Major exhibition of women Aboriginal artists launches North America tour in five distinguished museums. Aboriginal Australian art might not be well known in the USA, but a new exhibition Marking the Infinite, is set to leave its mark on American audiences. Featuring seventy works in mediums that range from paintings on canvas, paper and eucalyptus […]
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LECTURE: CONTEMPORARY ABORIGINAL ART BY TESS ALLAS
On Wednesday 19 October at 6.30pm – Special lecture: Contemporary Aboriginal Art – presented by respected Aboriginal lecturer, curator and writer Tess Allas – as part of exhibition Scratching the surface at the Alliance Française de Sydney.
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FESTIVAL – The first Aboriginal Australian Cinema Festival in Paris
The very first edition of the Festival of Indigenous Australian Cinema in Paris takes place on 1 – 5 June 2016, showcasing an impressive selection of documentary, fiction and short films, with 14 sessions at Cinema La Clef (Paris 5th), along with special events and discussion panels. Festival Director, Greta Morton-Elangué, an Indigenous Australian film-maker and […]
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TABA NABA – AUSTRALIA, OCEANIA, ARTS BY PEOPLES OF THE SEA
From 24 March to 30 September 2016 the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco hosts “Taba Naba – Australia, Oceania, Arts by Peoples of the Sea” a major exhibition on the theme of oceans and water, organised in three interrelated sections:
– “Australia: Defending the Oceans at the Heart of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Art”,
– “Living Waters”,
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Lifelines – Indigenous Contemporary Art from Australia
From 21 October 2015 to 5 September 2016 the Musée de la civilisation, Québec (CA) presents “Lifelines – Indigenous Contemporary Art from Australia” in collaboration with the University of Virginia’s Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection.
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PANEL DISCUSSION – ETHICAL TRADE IN INDIGENOUS ART
Starting the Conversation: Ethical Trade in Indigenous Art is a public forum co-hosted by the Indigenous Art Code and Leichhardt Municipal Council to discuss issues surrounding the buying and selling of Australian Indigenous art. Who creates it? Who buys it? Who sells it? Who benefits and who doesn’t? Six expert panelists present their positions: the dealers, the artist, the […]
exhibitions
SCRATCHING THE SURFACE – Indigenous Australian artists working with and about the surface
From 19 Sep 2016 to November 3, 2016
Alliance Française de Sydney (AU)
ANOTHER COUNTRY – Art Aborigene Contemporain
From 1 Jun 2016 to September 10, 2016
Passage du Grand Cerf, Paris (FR)
TABA NABA – AUSTRALIA, OCEANIA, ARTS BY PEOPLES OF THE SEA
Oceanographic Museum, Monte-Carlo (Monaco)
events
CONFERENCE : VOYAGE AU COEUR DE L’ART ABORIGENE
October 20, 2016
Alliance Française de Sydney (AU)
LECTURE: CONTEMPORARY ABORIGINAL ART BY TESS ALLAS
October 19, 2016
Alliance Française de Sydney (AU)
WORKSHOP: POSSUM SKIN ARMBANDS WITH LEE DARROCH
September 27, 2016
Alliance Française de Sydney (AU)
OPENING & EDUCATIONAL EVENTS – ANOTHER COUNTRY: Art Aborigene Contemporain
May 31, 2016
Passage du Grand Cerf, Paris (FR)