Online OnCountry Gallery – an exhibition of Aboriginal Contemporary Artists is a curated digital exhibition of work created by four professional Aboriginal artists from regional NSW.
Exhibiting artists for the inaugural Online OnCountry Gallery exhibition are: Warwick Keen (Gomeroi/Gamilaraay), Brentyn Lugnan (Gumbaynggirr) and Frank Wright (Gamilaroi), and Michael Brogan (Badtjala/WakkaWakka).
The showcase exhibition, which brings the work of this group of high calibre artists together in one space for the first time, provides some insight into the great range and quality of contemporary art being produced by NSW Aboriginal artists. It also reflects the broad and dynamic nature of the cultural footprint of this region.
Online OnCountry Gallery – an exhibition of Aboriginal Contemporary Artists launched as an online NAIDOC Week event. The exhibition was complemented by a program of online artist talks and conversations (links below).
Online OnCountry Gallery – an exhibition of Aboriginal Contemporary Artists
Artist talks – Online OnCountry
‘Online OnCountry Gallery – an exhibition of Aboriginal Contemporary Artists’ is an online NAIDOC Week event which include artist talks and conversations.
Artists online and on air from the tUNE! FM 106.9 studio on Thursday 12 November 2020:
- 10.30am – Brentyn Lugnan
- 11.00am – Frank Wright
- 11.30am – Warwick Keen
Tune in to tUNE! FM 106.9 to listen … or join us via zoom: https://une-au.zoom.us/j/94933150542…
Don’t worry if you missed the live event though. Stay tuned for the podcasts of the artist talks which will be posted here!
We are grateful for the fantastic support of tUNE! FM 106.9
‘Online OnCountry Gallery’ is a cultural initiative that has been created in partnership between Community and Taragara Aboriginal Corporation.
‘Online OnCountry Gallery – an exhibition of Aboriginal Contemporary Artists’ is funded by the NSW Government through Create NSW and is supported by the University of New England.
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