Date
Sunday 2 March
Time
11am
Venue
Burrinja Gallery
Admission
Free Entry
The Dealer is the Devil - An Insider’s History of the Aboriginal Art Trade
Burrinja Gallery will host a special Melbourne launch of Adrian Newstead’s insightful new book:
‘The Dealer is the Devil - An Insider’s History of the Aboriginal Art Trade’
This is a great opportunity to hear from one of Australia’s leading experts on the Aboriginal art. Attendees will have to opportunity to hear Newstead’s passionate and honest examination of the mechanisms of the Australian and international Aboriginal art market.
In Conversation: Adrian Newstead, (Coo-ee Gallery, Bondi) with JD Mittmann, curator, Burrinja Gallery
The in-conversation will be followed by a book-signing
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Date
Sunday 4 May
Time
2pm
Venue
Black Box
Admission
Free Entry
Author Talk and Book Signing with Bruce Pascoe
Dark Emu – Black Seeds: agriculture or accident?
National award-winning author Bruce Pascoe’s new book, ‘Dark Emu – Black Seeds: agriculture or accident?,’ is set to re-ignite the long-running debate about the true nature of Aboriginal civilisation at the time of European colonisation.
Burrinja is delighted to provide a special opportunity for Bruce to explore the themes presented by his new book and hear first-hand his grounded insights.Free entry, RSVP here
Venue
Burrinja Gallery
Burrinja Gallery 2014 Visual Arts Program
It is with great excitement that we present our Burrinja Gallery Visual Arts Program for 2014!
Burrinja Gallery will host a truly inspiring and diverse program of Indigenous and contemporary exhibitions in 2014 featuring works across a range of mediums, including Paintings, Photography and New Media. These are exhibitions that provide insight to fascinating stories from different parts of our vast land and beyond, with many divergent perspectives and imaginings of those landscapes and events. They are narratives that range from the fictional to the factual, the satirical and the surreal, portrayed in imagery that has the power to captivate.
Venue
Burrinja Gallery
Burrinja Gallery 2014 Visual Arts Program
It is with great excitement that we present our Burrinja Gallery Visual Arts Program for 2014!
Burrinja Gallery will host a truly inspiring and diverse program of Indigenous and contemporary exhibitions in 2014 featuring works across a range of mediums, including Paintings, Photography and New Media. These are exhibitions that provide insight to fascinating stories from different parts of our vast land and beyond, with many divergent perspectives and imaginings of those landscapes and events. They are narratives that range from the fictional to the factual, the satirical and the surreal, portrayed in imagery that has the power to captivate.
