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"Aboriginal art is not controlled by Aboriginal people." - Richard Bell. Follow fifty years of First Nations activism through the lens of prolific artist and provocateur Richard Bell in You Can Go Now. Coming to cinemas Thursday.

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Фото профиля statutory ape

statutory ape3 лет назад

Wasn’t invented by them either.

Фото профиля VoxDei

VoxDei3 лет назад

Aboriginal art is cave paintings. Anything other than this, is not Aboriginal painting, but something taken from non-Aboriginal peoples, which is cultural appropriation or theft (if you're silly enough to believe that copying a style is theft).

Фото профиля John Lucas 🇦🇺

John Lucas 🇦🇺3 лет назад

Dot painting was taught to aboriginals by a white art teacher

Фото профиля Ani

Ani3 лет назад

vote no

Фото профиля apparentlyopinionated🇦🇺❤️🇮🇱

apparentlyopinionated🇦🇺❤️🇮🇱3 лет назад

I can tell you that as a white woman I would get in big trouble if I did a dot painting so actually you are controlling so called aboriginal art 🤬

Фото профиля Valerie Senteneller 🎗🇭🇲🇮🇱

Valerie Senteneller 🎗🇭🇲🇮🇱3 лет назад

Looking forward to this movie

Фото профиля Artemis Moon♋💞🇦🇺

Artemis Moon♋💞🇦🇺3 лет назад

The dot paintings were invented by a white man. Geoffery Bardon.

Фото профиля Matt

Matt3 лет назад

Who in Australia is mostly paying the expensive prices for this art I wonder? Geoffrey Bardon (a white man) played a part in supporting/encouraging Aboriginal people to paint on canvas. I like to think black and white people back then and now play an integral part.

Фото профиля Phil Bond

Phil Bond3 лет назад

Indigenous Artist and Activist, he is not Canadian.

Фото профиля gbh

gbh3 лет назад

So what? If it’s a problem for you, go and do something about it.

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