Art of reconciliation
Title
Subject
Aborigines -Aboriginal Art, 2000 - 2001 - Victoria - Program
Description
City of Melbourne indigenous arts program.
Added Note: i. Hawkes, Ponch
Contents Note: Scar, a stolen vision; Toom-Buk Toom Nangi, telling stories through art; Koori Kids Kulture, learning stories of the land through art; VOICES for didgeridoo, oran and narrator, blending european and indigenous sounds; Gib Me Bak My Pticha, putting traditional imagery back in community hands; Tooloyn Koorrtakay, reporducing the Lake Condah and Yorta Yorta possum skin cloaks; Recondiliation - (dashy) bar humbug, exploring what ederation means to indigenous and non-indigeous australians; Ilbijerri, celebrating victorian indigenous theatre; Queer Family, the indenous queer family tell their stories; Con Colleano Workshops, giving indgenous youth the chance to excel; Millennium Dreaming, profiling Melbourne's indigenous high achievers; ?Lost & Found, a shared search for belonging; Possum Skin Cloaks, yesterday, today and tomorrow; Lie of the Land, a city founded on broken promises; Songlines Music Festival, live indigenous music at centre stage; Bigiyi (Dream, to Dream), searching for a new Aboriginal identity.
Added Note: i. Hawkes, Ponch
Contents Note: Scar, a stolen vision; Toom-Buk Toom Nangi, telling stories through art; Koori Kids Kulture, learning stories of the land through art; VOICES for didgeridoo, oran and narrator, blending european and indigenous sounds; Gib Me Bak My Pticha, putting traditional imagery back in community hands; Tooloyn Koorrtakay, reporducing the Lake Condah and Yorta Yorta possum skin cloaks; Recondiliation - (dashy) bar humbug, exploring what ederation means to indigenous and non-indigeous australians; Ilbijerri, celebrating victorian indigenous theatre; Queer Family, the indenous queer family tell their stories; Con Colleano Workshops, giving indgenous youth the chance to excel; Millennium Dreaming, profiling Melbourne's indigenous high achievers; ?Lost & Found, a shared search for belonging; Possum Skin Cloaks, yesterday, today and tomorrow; Lie of the Land, a city founded on broken promises; Songlines Music Festival, live indigenous music at centre stage; Bigiyi (Dream, to Dream), searching for a new Aboriginal identity.
Shelf 19
49p. ;col. ill, Includes index :21cm Hardcover
Creator
David Crofts
Publisher
City of Melbourne
Melbourne, (Vic.)
Format
Book
Identifier
130104435
0957870221
Date Created
2002
Citation
David Crofts, “Art of reconciliation,” Melbourne's Living Museum of the West , accessed May 2, 2024, https://mlmw.omeka.net/items/show/9161.