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First Nations Roundtable: Signature Works

for arts and creative independents and organisations

First Nations’ Roundtable 14

Topic: Signature Works

Date: Friday 19 June 2020

Time: 2:00pm-3:30pm

Join Chair of the First Nations Arts Strategy Panel, Wesley Enoch AM and Deputy Chair of The Australia Council for the Arts, Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin for this roundtable forum in an ongoing series of updates and discussions.

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Hosts

  • Wesley Enoch AM: Chair of the First Nations Arts Strategy Panel
  • Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin​: Deputy Chair, Australia Council for the Arts

Guest speakers

  • Andrea James, Yorta Yorta/Gunaikurnai: Theatre Maker
  • Gina Williams: Musician
  • Zane Saunders: Artist

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About the series

The Australia Council for the Arts is hosting a series of First Nations’ Roundtables for arts and creative independents, and organisations, to discuss the current situation that affects us all in relation to COVID-19.

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Contact us

Please contact Michael Hutchings directly if you require further information.

Phone: Michael Hutchings, Project Manager First Nations 0490 299 493

Email: FirstNationsArts@creative.gov.au

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Impacts of COVID-19 on First Nations arts and culture: Download the paper

JobKeeper and the cultural and creative industries

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First Nations Roundtable: Mental/Spiritual Health
First Nations Roundtable: Industry Panel
First Nations Roundtable: Advocating the Arts
Advocating Arts
Advocating Arts 2
Now and the future
Protecting Our Cultural Knowledge and Heritage
Red Carpet Roundtable
Youth and Culture
Festivals
Signature Works
Chosen – Passing on Knowledge Between Generations
And Over To You