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Ngarrindjeri Shorts 2 - ABC

June 4, 2017 Carl Kuddell
‘Ngarrindjeri Yunnan Yarluwar Ruwe - Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country’ connects works from emerging and established Ngarrindjeri artists, across cultural practices and modern art forms, including paintings, carvings, pottery, woven sculptures, silk prints and digital works. The group show will feature Moogy’s Yuki, the first Ngarrindjeri bark canoe made on Ngarrindjeri/ Boandik country in over 150 years, a large woven sculpture of Kondoli the Whale, and the first showing of exciting new work by celebrated artist Damien Shen and upcoming painter Cedric Varcoe. The show will also include the Ngarrindjeri Culture Hub website launch and premiere of the second season of the mini-series ‘Everything is Connected’, co-created with award-winning SA film maker Johanis Lyons-Reid. Season One screens on ABC iView and won the prestigious International Melbourne WebFest award for Best Australian Factual Miniseries 2016 and was shortlisted as finalist at the South Australian Screen Awards 2016. Exhibiting Artists in the 2017 exhibition: Ellen Trevorrow and Ngarrindjeri weavers, Major Sumner, Jack Stengle, Bluey Roberts, Betty Sumner, Lyn Lovegrove Niemz, Damien Shen, Cedric Varcoe, and Change Media in collaboration with the Ngarrindjeri Media team. The exhibition has been co-curated by Jen Lyons-Reid and Carl Kuddell, Ngarrindjeri elders Ellen Trevorrow and Major Sumner, and the participating Ngarrindjeri artists. Looking forward to see you there. Nukkan! This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, and by the South Australian Government through Arts SA. © 2017 Ngarrindjeri Regional Authority and Change Media

June 4th, 2017, Ngarrindjeri country

Ngarrindjeri ABC iView season 2 - Ngarrindjeri Shorts - Speaking for SeaCountry

Advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this website and videos links contains images and voices of people who have died.

Ngarrindjeri Shorts - Speaking for SeaCountry showcases the amazing and dedicated Ngarrindjeri artists who hold the keys to a proud, living culture that extends back into millennia. An award-winning Change Media project, the series’ second season was created in collaboration with the Ngarrindjeri community, to celebrate the cultural ambassadors from the Ngarrindjeri Nation. Each episode reveals a different facet of their artistry and expertise while exploring the stories that make up their living culture. For Ngarrindjeri, their art is essential and a part of survival - they speak as country. Their cultural process is as much science as it is spiritual and connects Ngarrindjeri and their stories to their lands and waters and all living things.

Our second season of our Ngarrindjeri documentary series, Ngarrindjeri Shorts’, avaialble on ABC iView, produced in collaboration with Ngarrindjeri artists, Betty Sumner, Cedric Varcoe, Damien Shen, and Lyn Lovegrove Niemz, their families and their communities, has been launched on ABC iView.

The series builds on Everything is Connected, our first series of Ngarrindjeri artist profiles, which won Best Factual Web Series at the International Melbourne WebFest 2016, and was invited to screen at ABC iView's Arts Channel under the title Ngarrindjeri Shorts.

Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Cedric Varcoe
Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Lyn Lovegrove-Niemz
Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Betty Sumner
Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Damien Shen

Find a 30sec trailer for each of the four episodes here:

Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Cedric Varcoe trailer

Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Lyn Lovegrove Niemz trailer

Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Betty Sumner trailer

Ngarrindjeri Speaking For Sea-Country - Damien Shen trailer

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, and by the South Australian Government through Arts SA.

In broadcast, 2014-2018 Tags Ngarrindjeri, Aboriginal, iView, Indigenous, Damien Shen, Cedric Varcoe, Betty Sumner, Lyn Lovegrove Niemz, ABC iView, 2017
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