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Timothy Cook takes Tiwi art to New York - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Tiwi artist Timothy Cook with a work for his New York exhibition Kurluwukari. Pictured below is another of his distinctive ochre paintings that will be shown in the US. Pictures: supplied. Acclaimed Tiwi artist Timothy Cook is taking his distinctive ochre paintings to Lenapehoking/New York for his first solo exhibition in the United States. Kurluwukari opens at D Lan Galleries, on the traditional ancestral homeland of the Indigenous Lenape people, on September 10 and continues until October 9, b
Creative project brings Mob together - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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A still from One Track, the debut single from KDA: NEXT GEN. Picture: supplied. Young Djabugay, Elders, artists and community leaders from Kuranda near Cairns have come together in the production of CROSSROADS: Kuranda, a six-month-long creative project combining original music and film to explore identity, leadership, connection to Country and hope for the future. The project, delivered by Desert Pea Media in partnership with Djabugay Aboriginal Corporation and YouthLink Kuranda, has culminated
Goompi’s Girl set to strut in New York - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Nicole Enoch-Chatfield and Cristina Bevilacqua. Gimuy/Cairns-based designer Nicole Enoch-Chatfield is preparing to take her designs from Far North Queensland to one of the world’s great fashion capitals after being selected to participate in Indigenous New York Fashion Week (INYFW) this month. The emerging designer and creative behind the fashion label Goompi’s Girl will travel to New York to showcase her latest Saltwoven collection at the international Indigenous-led fashion event held during N
Portrait of a hero makes national prize final - Koori Mail (opens the original)
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Gamilaraay photographer Dean Saffron has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 National Photographic Portrait Prize with a photograph of one of his heroes, Uncle Mervyn Bishop. Uncle Mervyn is perhaps best known for his iconic photograph of Australian prime minister Gough Whitlam pouring sand into the hands of Vincent Lingiari as a symbol of land rights. “Uncle Mervyn was one of the reasons I believed I could pick up a camera and tell our stories through our own eyes,” Mr Saffron told the Koor
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