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Celebrating First Nations Art and Music

ArraDreamingSenior Contributor

Celebrating First Nations Art and Music

 It is NAIDOC week, time to celebrate First Nations talent.

I’m going to link some artists, songs, and works of art below.

I have listed the below because they are rising musicians, there is lots of beautiful music by our First Nations crew young and old.

JK47 - The Recipe https://youtube.com/watch?v=j5mbRFaSNoo&feature=sharea

(My personal favourite song)

King Stingray - Let’s Go

https://youtube.com/watch?v=nEiiCnIAwkg&feature=sharea

Ziggy Ramo - Little Things

https://youtube.com/watch?v=pk6dgf0EnmU&feature=sharea

Artists

Nardurna

A young Gudanji x Wakaja female artist who completed the NAIDOC week artwork in 2021.

Her work can be found on her Instagram or website .

 

KamaraMorganArt

A YortaYorta, GunaiKurnai and Dja Dja Wurrung artist creating playmats, rugs, kids items. Can be found via Instagram.

 

Nunga Creations

Aboriginal inspired early education resources, beautifully made, and I can personally vouch for the quality of these.

Saltwater Dreamtime

A Torres Strait Islander young male living on Dharawal land. Beautiful art works.

 

EDUCATION

These websites and will help you read about First Nations culture and learn more.

Yarn_Marketplace

Clothing the Gaps

Deadly Ed

are my personal picks to share with others who want to learn more

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In response to: Celebrating First Nations Art and Music

tymeModerator

Re: Celebrating First Nations Art and Music

Incredible @ArraDreaming ! Thank you for sharing!

Sharing it with the community:

@Shaz51 @Delicatessen @Zoe7 @ShiningStar @Appleblossom @outlander @MDT @amber22 @RiverSeal @Paperdaisy

Feel free to tag anyone else 🙂

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outlanderSenior Contributor

Re: Celebrating First Nations Art and Music

they are awesome! @ArraDreaming the paintings are my favourite. i always admire how much time it takes to create those paintings and the skill as well

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AppleblossomSenior Contributor

Re: Celebrating First Nations Art and Music

Great stuff @outlander

I already use Yarn.... and tell people about it a lot ... not seen Clothing the Gap ... love the wit!

Bought things from BW Tribal for my daughter and her kids ... great way ... to encourage awareness ... and she is aware anyway.

Love visuals ... and wearable art....

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