Arts & Culture
Portraits of leading Indigenous women are being hung at Sparkke at the Whitmore in an exhibition designed to showcase the often-sidelined leaders of Indigenous cultural preservation.
Arts & Culture
The 2019 Tarnanthi Festival highlights the rich diversity of contemporary Australian Indigenous art, from vivid paintings, sculptures, short films and 3D installations, to intricate wood carving, woven works and hand-painted glass vessels.
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