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Mparntwe Alice Springs
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Join us for our next film release this Saturday - featuring poets Amelia Kngwarraye Turner and Shirley Kngwarraye Turner reading from 'Arelhekenhe Angkentye' on their Grandmothers Country at Irlpeme. A partnership with @AridLandsEC - film by Minotaur House.
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It’s World Poetry Day. Read a poem, buy a collection, borrow from your library, attend CBR Slam tonight with Andrew Cox (Verity Lane in civic). A big shout out to all the poets & poetry lovers ❤️ @RecentPress @RedRoomPoetry @thatpoetrything
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"Language ngkwinhe angkentye unte-arle angkeme ane angkentye arrepenhe areye kantreye itwele-itwe-arle aneme mape." Arrernte Elder Theresa Penangke Alice in @Meanjin - an extract from her forthcoming book. Photography by Kieran Satour & Ryan Andrew Lee meanjin.com.au/essays/ilkake…
Language Lives - powerful panel in action today @blakandbright featuring Kim Scott, Kirli Saunders, Marie Elena Ellis and moderated by Philip Morrissey (pictured left to right). Photo by Sandra Phillips.
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MAKING SILENCED LANGUAGES VISIBLE
Day 23 - Poem 40: Arrernte
Amelia Kngwarraye Turner: Thipe Angkeme
"You uphold the very essence of every person's life through speaking language".
Thank you @rwcommpress @PenSydney for submitting this beautiful poem
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“It’s the act of dancing that makes you who you are…”
Take a moment to listen to Arrernte Elder Theresa Penangke Alice, author of the Meanjin Paper in Meanjin 83.1 Autumn 2024, on ABC Story Stream.
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Listen to Theresa Penangke Alice sharing her story about staying strong in Arrernte culture - a small window into what is to come in the Meanjin Paper written by Theresa for the next edition of @Meanjin Quarterly to launch this Friday! abc.net.au/listen/programs/s…
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🚨 COVER REVEAL 🚨
MEANJIN 83.1 AUTUMN 2024
OUT FRODAY 15 MARCH
With a blindingly fluorescent cover by Stephen Banham to ignite the ideas that move and radicalise us.
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A big THANKYOU to all who uplifted/contributed to our ‘kwatye urrewe’ crowdfund! Behind every collaboration is a wonderful community of people with a deep love of Country. We are grateful for all your support. Stay tuned - exciting announcements to come!instagram.com/p/C2_xZpFLOm3/…
Less than 24hrs left of our **kwatye urrewe** crowdfund - uplifting desert stories to the world through film! Pls share and support to see award winning & emerging writers from the most remote parts of Australia reach national & international audiences! artists.australianculturalfu…
Maureen Nampijinpa O'Keefe captured in the light of the setting sun on her great great grandmother's homelands, Karlu Karlu. Only 24hours left to support us to uplift desert stories to the world - donate to *KWATYE URREWE* now @AusCulturalFund 📷 GARUWA instagram.com/p/C2qpHk8BLLZ/…
Congratulations Tisha Perrurle Carter! Announced yesterday as a successful recipient of the @creative_gov_au Elevate Career Development opportunity alongside five other great authors! Click here for more details! instagram.com/p/C2dsltAhv0s/…
Meet Theresa Penangke Alice (Arrernte) and bathe in the beauty of her homelands Urremerne as she dances with the wind to heal the land. Uplift remote poets from the central desert and donate via @AusCulturalFund today - 7 days left! instagram.com/p/C2dJB1ghSw4/…
Meet MARIE ELLIS (Eastern Arrernte) in our ‘’kwatye urrewe" film series. Be transported to Inteye Arrkwe (Ross River) as Marie sings to the beautiful, ancient Country where she grew up. Can you help us amplify Marie‘s voice? Donate via @ausculturalfund
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***14 days left of our ‘kwatye urrewe’ campaign***
Welcome to our 2023 highlights - to share with you some of the amazing things we do with our resources…
In 2024, @rwcommpress and the Byrne family will be working to record Living In Hope into an audio book with Mr. Byrne’s thirteen grandchildren and great grandchildren each reading a chapter. This will be a family run project with Valencia Byrne (thanks to @creative_gov_au).
You can support more incredible work like this by getting behind our 'kwatye urrewe' fundraising campaign! artists.australianculturalfu…
