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Artists of Ali Curung

2009

Artists of Ali Curung

2009

    • WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and/or audio of deceased persons

    The Arlpwe Arts Centre and Gallery is in the town of Ali Curung, 350 km north of Alice Springs. It opened in 2008 and provides a focus for the work of a diverse range of Indigenous artists.

    Artists such as Anita Dickson, May Nampijinpa Wilson, Judy Nampijinpa Long, Valerie Nakamarra Nelson and artefact maker Joe Bird, talk about their work as an expression of their link to their Country.

    Their art represents a means to teach younger people in their community about Country, and also take their stories to a wider public.

    This delightful film shows the work of these artists as they talk about their aspirations, intermingled with the dancing and ceremonies that marked the opening of the Arts Centre.

    Courtesy of
    Ronin Films
    • WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that the following program may contain images and/or audio of deceased persons

    The Arlpwe Arts Centre and Gallery is in the town of Ali Curung, 350 km north of Alice Springs. It opened in 2008 and provides a focus for the work of a diverse range of Indigenous artists.

    Artists such as Anita Dickson, May Nampijinpa Wilson, Judy Nampijinpa Long, Valerie Nakamarra Nelson and artefact maker Joe Bird, talk about their work as an expression of their link to their Country.

    Their art represents a means to teach younger people in their community about Country, and also take their stories to a wider public.

    This delightful film shows the work of these artists as they talk about their aspirations, intermingled with the dancing and ceremonies that marked the opening of the Arts Centre.

    Courtesy of
    Ronin Films
    • Directors
      Robyn Nardoo and Shane Mulcahy
      Photography
      Robyn Nardoo and Curtis Marriott
      Editor
      Rishi Shukla
      Sound Recordists
      David Tranter and Melanie Guiney
      Production Manager
      Melanie Guiney
      Executive Producers
      Robyn Nardoo and Ray Lillis
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