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With Aboriginal art, Australia’s first gay Indigenous Speaker promises reform
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gayme @ the counihan gallery
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Sandy O’Sullivan – The Multifarious Identity: Intersections of gender, sexuality and Indigeneity.
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My art is cute and colourful but I aim to arm mob with the tools to proclaim their pride
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The queer artist setting dingoes free
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Meet our heroes: Peter Waples-Crowe
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Peter Waples-Crowe’s ‘auto-ethnographic’ triptych to fill Chapter House Lane facade.
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Review: ‘Sistagirls’ by Bindi Cole at Nellie Castan Gallery, Melbourne
Exhibition dates: 8th – 31st July 2010
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Many thankx to Olivia Poloni and Nellie Castan Gallery for allowing me to publish the photographs in the posting. The permission is most appreciated. Please click on the photographs for a larger version of the image. All photographs © Bind Cole, courtesy of the artist and Nellie Castan Gallery.
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Bindi Cole
‘Bimbo’
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Bindi Cole
‘Buffy’
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The exhibition ‘Sistagirls’ by Bind Cole at Nellie Castan Gallery contains some beautiful photographs and others that are less successful. The successful portraits the ones that depict the Sistagirls in a more natural, less stylised way – they are the more interesting photographs. The subjects seem to speak for themselves without restriction, to be not so beholden to the pose that photographer wishes them to assume and/or the pose they wish to impose on themselves.
For example, the photograph…
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The Art of Seeing Aboriginal Australia’s Queer Potential
http://theconversation.com/the-art-of-seeing-aboriginal-australias-queer-potential-25588
Troy-Anthony Bayliss. Aboriginal Mimi ‘trickster’ spirits are genderless. Making Camp at ‘Forest, Cunningham’s Gap, 1856’, 2009, pigmented inks on 310gsm Huhnemuble German Etching Paper, edition of 5, 29.5 x 42 cm (paper size). Courtesy of the artist, Troy-Anthony Baylis
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