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Open Cut 2017 - Darwin Festival

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2017-08-05

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Green, Jack
Ritchie, Therese
Kerins, Seán

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Northern Centre for Contemporary Art

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Through painting, portrait photography and a historic timeline graphic, artists and activists Jacky Green (Borroloola) and Therese Ritchie (Darwin), together with anthropologist Sean Kerins, endeavour to give voice and political determination to members of Borroloola community impacted by the McArthur River Mine.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/245371

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ANU Research Publications

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Open Access via publisher website

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2099-12-31

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