Add to ORKGThis exegesis investigated issues that affect Aboriginal people living in the small rural town of Casino, NSW, which is situated on Bundjalung Country and this resulted in the development of three significant original pieces. The first was the creation of a ‘Mini Documentary’, ‘On Common Ground’, which was based on yarning with members of the Casino community at a grass roots level. Discussions in the documentary led to the development of five visually narrative maps based on themes that emerged from those discussions. A community landscape map tied the research together using metaphors as a foundation. The basis for these pieces had derived from the identified themes, colonisation, cultural identity, underlying issues, media and social iss...
In Australia indigenous peoples have never had a treaty with the dominant cultures; and their on-goi...
With the proliferation of global information and communications technologies (ICT), the concept of c...
This research project explores the development of my art practice whilst living in the remote indige...
The attachment of Australian Aboriginal people to land has not only been amply documented by anthrop...
The work of an Aboriginal art centre involves both Aboriginal and non- Aboriginal staff, and a proce...
This article briefly analyses a collaborative effort which took place in October 2010, as families f...
The issue of an ethical approach to pleasure does not imply a religious or moral order, but a consta...
Gambling by Aboriginal people is increasingly identified as a significant public problem in Australi...
The City Council of Lismore, on the Far North Coast of New South Wales, Australia, has developed a s...
How can we know what it means to experience land in totally different parts of the world? How does t...
Critiquing the usefulness of cosmopolitanism this paper argues that we need a more nuanced and subtl...
This article briefly analyses a collaborative effort which took place in October 2010, as families f...
This paper presents the experiences of four researchers working within, alongside and for the Gumala...
Little research has been done on how places with shared Indigenous and colonial pasts are communicat...
Teaching Aboriginal culture relies on individual teachers providing their particular perspective, ye...
In Australia indigenous peoples have never had a treaty with the dominant cultures; and their on-goi...
With the proliferation of global information and communications technologies (ICT), the concept of c...
This research project explores the development of my art practice whilst living in the remote indige...
The attachment of Australian Aboriginal people to land has not only been amply documented by anthrop...
The work of an Aboriginal art centre involves both Aboriginal and non- Aboriginal staff, and a proce...
This article briefly analyses a collaborative effort which took place in October 2010, as families f...
The issue of an ethical approach to pleasure does not imply a religious or moral order, but a consta...
Gambling by Aboriginal people is increasingly identified as a significant public problem in Australi...
The City Council of Lismore, on the Far North Coast of New South Wales, Australia, has developed a s...
How can we know what it means to experience land in totally different parts of the world? How does t...
Critiquing the usefulness of cosmopolitanism this paper argues that we need a more nuanced and subtl...
This article briefly analyses a collaborative effort which took place in October 2010, as families f...
This paper presents the experiences of four researchers working within, alongside and for the Gumala...
Little research has been done on how places with shared Indigenous and colonial pasts are communicat...
Teaching Aboriginal culture relies on individual teachers providing their particular perspective, ye...
In Australia indigenous peoples have never had a treaty with the dominant cultures; and their on-goi...
With the proliferation of global information and communications technologies (ICT), the concept of c...
This research project explores the development of my art practice whilst living in the remote indige...