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Lee Miller archive

Lee Miller at dOCUMENTA13 blogposting here

Roee Rosen Live and Die as Eva Braun

Review of Neue Galerie NYC display of 1936 Degenerate Art in 2014

Iraq Inquiry

Summary of events surrounding the death of Dr David Kelly in July 2003 :  the revisions to the document, Gilligan's modus operandi and the stouche with BBC
John Cassidy The New Yorker 8 December 2003
 The David Kelly Affair: A scientist’s death, a reporter’s credibility, and the unravelling of Tony Blair’s case for war.


Link to interested parties following the Chilcot Inquiry Iraq Inquiry Digest

The Chilcot inquiry website

Indies outback

Links to NG Media Independent Yarnangu Corporation showreel

Central Australia Aboriginal Media Association CAAMA established in 1980.

Ngaanyatjarra council website with links
http://www.ngaanyatjarra.org.au

Noongar links

SWALS Native Title representative body

History of Noongar people

Kaartdijin Noongar website: culture, country, people, protocols

Pinjarra Massacre Site  28 October 1834

Wirlomin Noongar Language and Stories Project

 Noongar Boodjar Waangkiny Noongar Language Centre

Derbal Nara  katijin bidi  'Kaya … Welcome! Let's go for a walk down to the Wardan Gepa Boodjaralup at Derbal Nara – the sea shore at Cockburn Sound. We would like to lead you along a katitjin bidi – a knowledge trail.'

Glossary with pronunciation

Footie and Art

Helen Davidson in Alice Springs to visit the Hermannsburg potters: her report here.

 AFL stars celebrating on top of the Hermannsburg pots for the NGV exhibition. Photograph: Tobias Titz 

Hayley Coulthhard at work in the studio. Photograph: Helen Davidson for the Guardian 

http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/sep/07/aussie-rules-and-aboriginal-art-meet-the-hermannsburg-potters

Kaninjaku

An artwork titled ‘Kaninjaku’ by Kumpaya Girgaba shows no sign of the Canning stock route, just the sandhills of the desert through which the route was carved. The artwork is part of an exhibition titled ‘Kaninjaku: stories from the Canning stock route’ at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra, which runs until August 2016.

Photograph: Kumpaya Girgaba, Martumili Artists/National Museum of Australia

Paul Daley writes on the Canning Stock route artists to discuss the upcoming Canning by-election and Aboriginal histories in the Guardian

An artwork titled ‘Natawalu’ (2007) by Myapu Elsie Thomas, Ngurra Artists. Acrylic on canvas. This painting recounts a fatal clash between a white explorer and a desert man on the Kaninjaku (Canning Stock Route).

Photograph: Myapu Elsie Thomas, Ngurra Artists/National Museum of Australia

dOCUMENTA (13)

Crit by Roberta Smith 2012

Alex Farquharson and Kaelen Wilson-Goldie in Frieze
Wilson-Goldie on Etel Adnan ( Lebanese poet painter)

Quinn Latimer in  Art Agenda
Filipa Ramos Art Agenda
Ana Teixeira Pinto Art Agenda

Kader Attia, The Repair From Occident To Extra-Occidental Cultures, 2012. Slide show projection, genuine artifacts from Africa, video films, vitrines, artifacts from Africa and Europe, medical and military elements from World War I, life-size sculptures in wood and marble, plinths, dimensions variable. Courtesy of Galleria Continua, San Gimignano/Beijing/Le Moulin, Galerie Christian Nagel, Berlin/Cologne/Antwerp, and Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna.
Photo by Nils Klinger.

Afghanistan

logging research on Hazara people

Human Rights Watch  The massacre in Mazar-i Sharif 1998

Papunya Tula resources

Papunya Tula Artists 

Exhibition in Melbourne and Paris Tjukurrtjanu: Origins of Western Desert Painting

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri story links: wiki

Carrolup Paintings

Felicia R. Lee Aug 15 2005 New York Times
Youthful art, Aboriginal history
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/15/arts/design/youthful-art-aboriginal-history.html?_r=0

Paintings from late 1940s and 50s made at the 'Carrolup River Native Settlement' (stolen children) Western Australia, taken on tour in 1950s by British patron Florence Rutter, donated to Picker Gallery in 1966 by Herbert Mayer, rediscovered by Howard Morphy in 2004.

Artists include: Parnell Dempster, Revel Cooper

Florence Rutter and M.D. Miller, Child Artists of the Australian Bush, 1952

Colgate University Collection here  flickr

Tracie Pushman and Robyn Smith Walley, Koorah Coolingah (Children Long Ago). The University of Western Australia Berndt Museum of Anthropology Occasional Paper No.8,  (Perth, The University of Western Australia, 2006).

http://www.jstor.org/stable/25475896?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents

Bella Kelly Website here
Bella Kelly exhibition at Curtin

Anna Haebich, The Return of the Carrolup Paintings in Griffith Review 47 

Inuit Children Taken from Families 1950s

Dubbed the Inuit Experiment, the Danish Government took children from their families in Greenland to mainland Denmark to immerse them in a re-education programme, robbing them of their language and culture in order to make them into 'model Danish citizens'.

Article and video here http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-33060450

BBC Radio 4 Witness 

Save the Children Denmark apologised in 2009
"They (Danish government) wanted to create role models so that they could return to Greenland and move that society on. That was the political thinking behind the project. And Save the Children were asked by the Danish state to help - which unfortunately we did."