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DARREN BLACKMAN + ELIZABETH HUNTER | 'Why Let The Truth Ruin A Good Story' | Etching Drawing Heather spent parts of her

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Heather spent parts of her childhood in Aurukun and the “top end” village

'BUNGUURR (YAM)'

known as Sapur ka kanaik

The 9 page 1897 Queensland Act of Parliament ‘The Aboriginal Protection and Restriction of the Sale of Opium Act’

He was a fierce headhunter – his collection of heads showed the measure of his prowess in battle

DARREN BLACKMAN + ELIZABETH HUNTER | 'Why Let The Truth Ruin A Good Story' | Etching Drawing Heather spent parts of herDarren Blackman is a cultural urban artist from the Gureng Gureng and Gangalu Nations of the Fraser Coast. A printmaker, painter, musician and soundscape artist, Blackman's expression is a learned and lived experience culminating into bold textured works applying the symbolic colours of the Australian First Nations Flag. Growing up in a mainstream community on the Sunshine Coast during the corrupt Bjelke Peterson State Government era, constant

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