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First Nations Roundtable: Red Carpet Roundtable

for arts and creative independents and organisations

First Nations’ Roundtable 11

2021 First Nations Arts Awards nominations are now open

The National Indigenous Arts Awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding work and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. Presented on the evening will be:

Topic: Red Carpet Roundtable

Date: Friday 29 May 2020

Time: 2:00pm-3:30pm

Join Chair of the First Nations Arts Strategy Panel, Wesley Enoch AM and Deputy Chair of The Australia Council for the Arts, Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin for this roundtable forum in an ongoing series of updates and discussions.

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Hosts

  • Wesley Enoch AM: Chair of the First Nations Arts Strategy Panel
  • Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin​: Deputy Chair, Australia Council for the Arts

Guest speakers

  • Red Ochre Award recipient – Djon Mundine OAM
  • Red Ochre Award recipient – Alison Milyika Carroll
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Fellowship- Maree Clarke
  • Dreaming Award – Thea Anamara Perkins

 

About the series

The Australia Council for the Arts is hosting a series of First Nations’ Roundtables for arts and creative independents, and organisations, to discuss the current situation that affects us all in relation to COVID-19.

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Contact us

Please contact Michael Hutchings directly if you require further information.

Phone: Michael Hutchings, Project Manager First Nations 0490 299 493

Email: FirstNationsArts@creative.gov.au

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Watch Previous Webinars

First Nations Roundtable: Current Situation
First Nations Roundtable: Digital Space
First Nations Roundtable: Mental/Spiritual Health
First Nations Roundtable: Industry Panel
First Nations Roundtable: Advocating the Arts
Advocating Arts
Advocating Arts 2
Now and the future
Protecting Our Cultural Knowledge and Heritage
Red Carpet Roundtable
Youth and Culture
Festivals
Signature Works
Chosen – Passing on Knowledge Between Generations
And Over To You