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

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

The ‘Our Communities’ - National Indigenous Art Exhibition presented by MAX Employment will showcase 20 National Indigenous Artist in Parliament House from- 15 June to 22 July 2016.

The exhibition highlights the talent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists from around the country, honouring the culture, skill and diversity of the original owners of this land. Selected as a finalist in 2015 and 2016, Saretta’s artwork was this year chosen to promote the exhibition on the NSW Parliament website.

You can check out Saretta’s work and all twenty incredible finalist artworks at NSW Parliament Fountain Court Gallery – free entry over the following weeks.

https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/news/Pages/Our-Communities.aspx

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Your purchase makes a positive impact on Indigenous people and Communities through Malang Indigenous Corporation
https://www.malang.org.au/

Saretta Art & Design is a member of the NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce, First Australians Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Indigenous Art Code board member and a certified member of Supply Nation.

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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