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australia now. hedendaagse aboriginal kunst PDF Print E-mail
This was the first major exhibition of contemporary Australian Aboriginal in a public art museum in the Netherlands. It was a key initiative of the new Groninger Museum.
 
The exhibition continued the Museum's exploration of contemporary non-western art. Paintings from the Western and Central Deserts were profiled. All of the works were acquired by the Museum for its own collection. 
 
The paintings were displayed in conjunction with those from the Donald Kahn Collection. The exhibition achieved significant national acclaim and was enthusiastically received. Many contemporary indigenous craft objects from the same region were also specially commissioned for sale in the Museum Shop.
 
staff from cultural connotations was engaged to
  • undertake all curatorial responsibilities
  • liaise with relevant indigenous communities and galleries
  • oversee and manage the installation of the exhibition
  • develop and present public programmes
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groninger museum, groningen, the netherlands 10/9-5/11/1995
 
cultural connotations team
annette welkamp
 
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public art strategy
Cultural Connotations has recently finished preparing a public arts strategy for the City of Boroondara. This focuses on opportunities and protocols for public art in Hawthorn, Camberwell, Kew and Balwyn in Melbourne. The two prioirty sites that were reviewed are the Camberwell Civic Centre and the Hawthorn Town Hall redevelopments. Great opportunities for some art abound. Watch those spaces.