Yarrenyty Arltere Artists
Marlene Rubuntja, Dulcie Sharpe, Sophie Wallace, Leonie Sheedy
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Marlene Rubuntja, Dulcie Sharpe, Sophie Wallace, Leonie Sheedy
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Yarrenty Arltere Art Centre is located in Larrapinta Valley, one of the oldest urban Aboriginal settlements on Arrernte county and one of the first of the eighteen housing associations or ‘town camps’ to be formally recognised within the history of Mbuntua/Alice Springs. Here, the coordinator of the art centre and artists from the centre discuss their work.
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Yarrenty Arltere Art Centre is located in Larrapinta Valley, one of the oldest urban Aboriginal settlements on Arrernte county and one of the first of the eighteen housing associations or ‘town camps’ to be formally recognised within the history of Mbuntua/Alice Springs. Here, the coordinator of the art centre and artists from the centre discuss their work.
Key concepts: Project commissioning, Human settlement, Publishing, City centre, Alice (programming language), Northern territory, Art, Visual arts