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MALGA GURLBARL - HARD SECRET, Cologne, Germany

10/7/2017

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'MALGA GURLBARL - HARD SECRET'
, at Seipple Gallery, Cologne Germany for  K1 #5

"Between 1800s and 1970s, First Nation workers in Australia were enslaved. Denied wages that were stolen by corrupt officials and employers, generations of First Nations in Australia were locked into a cycle of poverty that still exists today.

Badimaya/Yamatji painter, Julie Dowling, has compiled an exhibition on the theme of Slavery in Australia for First Nation people both in these past centuries and in current Australian society. From diving for pearls to back breaking farm labour, from minding children of their colonial masters to present day work for government benefits, Dowling forces Australians to face racist discourses that First Nation people were/are lazy and a drain on society. An amnesia exists whereby Australian agriculture and other primary industries were founded on the slavery of its first peoples. The works in Dowling’s exhibition speak of these atrocities and to show how beautifully resilient her people are despite this."

-  Carol Dowling

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in cooperation with:
PETO MADEW KULTURSTIFTUNG
www.pmkstiftung.de
www.k1-galerien.de

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  • About
  • CV
  • Publications
  • Collections
  • Gallery
    • Solo Shows >
      • JULIE DOWLING 2019
      • Wiru (Strong Spirit)
      • Malga Gurlbarl (Hard Secret)
      • Yagu Gurlbarl (Big Secret)
    • Group Shows
    • Competitions
    • Paintings of Family
    • Icons >
      • Large Icons
      • Mid-Sized Icons
      • Small Icons
      • Large Icon Series
      • Mid-Sized Icon Series
      • Small Icon Series
    • Black Works >
      • Large Chiaroscuro
      • Mid-Sized Chiaroscuro
      • Small Chiaroscuro
    • Works on paper >
      • Ink
      • Pastel
      • Mixed Media
    • Multimedia >
      • Film
      • Computer Art
      • Photography
      • Metaverse
    • Self Portraits
    • Cartoons >
      • KOORI MAIL CARTOONS 2004-06
      • NATIONAL INDIGENOUS TIMES CARTOONS 2010-13 >
        • NIT CARTOONS 2010
        • NIT CARTOONS 2011
        • NIT CARTOONS 2012
        • NIT CARTOONS 2013
      • RACISM IN SPORT 2006
    • CERAMICS
    • STUDIO BLOG
  • News
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Affiliates
  • Community
    • Badimaya Land Rights
    • Western Australia Nuclear Free Alliance
    • Resistance Fighters >
      • Resistance Fighters Remembered
      • Resistance Fighters Today
    • Standing Up for Noongar Boodja & Kaip
    • Warida Online Radio