Injalak Arts went to Canberra selling yarns

Artists and staff at Injalak Arts from Oenpelli went to Canberra for Selling Yarns 3, a major event dedicated to textile and fibre craft.
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At the end of February this year Injalak Arts went on an expedition to the National Museum of Australia in Canberra. Directors Donna Nadjamerrek (Chairperson), art centre mentor Gabriel Maralngurra and weaver extraordinaire Christine Nabobob and our screenprint manager Reuben Manakgu plus two staff members Liz Martin and Sarah Hosford and I attended a very special four day event – Selling Yarns 3: weaving the nation’s story – a conference, workshop, market day and exhibition program that promoted and showcased textile and fibre craft and design practices of Indigenous artists from across Australia.

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Flick Wright
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Flick Wright is a change agent, consultant, mentor, travelism advisor and environmental activist. She has over 25 years experience working with Indigenous Australians as a specialist in remote community arts and culture organisations.