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✓ Published: 28-Apr-2024
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The vibrancy of the Top End wet season has been captured in a unique collection of paintings by a pair of sisters from a remote community near the southern edge of Arnhem land. Audiences are learning how generations of Aboriginal people have thrived while living off the land, and all the while the sisters are learning about each other.
The vibrancy of the Top End wet season has been captured in a unique collection of paintings by a pair of sisters from a remote community near the southern edge of Arnhem land. Audiences are learning how generations of Aboriginal people have thrived while living off the land, and all the while the sisters are learning about each other.
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