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2016 NAIDOC Week

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Written by Amy Wilkinson
2016 NAIDOC Week - Saretta Art & Design
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Written by Amy Wilkinson

NAIDOC week will see Saretta celebrating with community and setting up Pop Up Galleries across the Hunter at major NAIDOC events, including Newcastle Foreshore on Monday 4 July, Westlakes Foreshore, Toronto Tuesday 5 July and at Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council in Port Stephens on Friday 8 July.

In additional Saretta will also be participating in NAIDOC programs at Regional Galleries in the Hunter, including Artist Forum at the Cessnock Regional Art Gallery 6pm on Thursday 30 June and feature Artist at the Newcastle Art Gallery Children’s Program on 9 July from 10.30 – 12.30 and then on 6 August from 2 – 3pm, presenting a gallery talk on her art practice and experience – All Welcomed.

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Artwork selected to promote the ‘Our Communities’ Indigenous Art Exhibition, now showing at NSW PARLIAMENT HOUSE. - Saretta Art & Design

Artwork selected to promote the ‘Our Communities’ Indigenous Art Exhibition, now showing at NSW PARLIAMENT HOUSE.

Saretta chats to Mark Hamilton on ABC Radio Newcastle - Saretta Art & Design

Saretta chats to Mark Hamilton on ABC Radio Newcastle

Norton Rose Fulbright Exhibition - Saretta Art & Design

Norton Rose Fulbright Exhibition

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Please note: Artworks are titled using Awabakal language, there is no right or wrong way to spell an Aboriginal word. There was no European form of written expression of Aboriginal language prior to 1788. Aboriginal language was oral; therefore interpretation of Aboriginal words can result in differing ways of spelling.

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