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Saltwater Freshwater Arts Welcome to Country, 12 January 2017
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CreatorUncle Mark Flanders
Date12 January 2017Place DepictedGarlambirlaDuration4m 48sAccession NumberCC2023.17.1Access AdviceNot available for resale
Date12 January 2017Place DepictedGarlambirlaDuration4m 48sAccession NumberCC2023.17.1Access AdviceNot available for resaleMore Information
DescriptionAgencyCoffs Harbour Regional Gallery
“Uncle Mark Flanders is now in the dreaming where he and the ancestors continue to look over and care for our Gumbaynggirr Country.” Uncle Richard Widders.
WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are warned that the recording contains images and the voice of a deceased person.
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Related itemSaltwater Freshwater ArtsRead more
Read moreSeated left to right are: Djon Mundine, Chris Spencer, Heather McKinnon and Uncle Mark.
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SubjectsLocal indigenous historyLanguageEnglish & Gumbaynggirr
LanguageEnglish & GumbaynggirrUncle Mark Flanders, Saltwater Freshwater Arts Welcome to Country, 12 January 2017 (12 January 2017). Coffs Collections, accessed 09/10/2024, https://coffs.recollect.net.au/nodes/view/78826