SPIRITS OF OUR ANCESTORS
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS
Available From Markets this weekend only.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
SPIRITS
SPIRITS OF OUR ANCESTORS
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS
Available From Markets this weekend only.
SIMPLY THE BEST MONTH - JUNE
JOBS
D ear Colleagues,
Please see below e-mail from Regional Arts NSW. Could you please let me know if there are any suitable recommendations for this tender within the network?
Dear General Managers, As you know, Regional Arts Australia has been funded to pilot Creative Volunteering in two regional Indigenous communities in 2007. The pilots follow on from the scoping project completed in 2006. I would like to put out an invitation to Tender for a consultant to manage this project (our previous consultant Charles Trindall has indicated he is not available). As with the previous project I would like this to be a limited Tender offer to one or two people from each state/NT. Please feel free to call and talk about this if you have any questions.
I would be very pleased to hear from you with the contact details of anyone you believe would be appropriate for this role. I will need their details by Wednesday June 6.
Tender invitations will go out by Friday June 8th, to be provided to me by Monday June 25th.
In considering appropriate recommendations, can you please keep the following in mind:
Tenders should demonstrate
A strong understanding of the arts and cultural sector in regional and remote Australia
Strong understanding of, empathy for and experience in working with Indigenous people and organisations.
Knowledge and experience in flexible education and training development, methodology and delivery
Experience in community consultation, analysis and reporting.
The following activities are to be undertaken by the consultant.
Pilot Actions
Establish a project reference group which would include representatives from the project partners and other key stakeholder organisations
Create an Indigenous protocols document for working with regional and remote Indigenous communities.
Determine locations of pilots.
Carry out community consultative visits prior to the workshops.
Determine appropriate workshops to be piloted.
Source appropriate Indigenous trainers/interpreters to work alongside existing trainers for the pilots.
Customise case studies and assessment exercises to complement existing workbooks.
Deliver pilot workshops. (via an RTO currently delivering the CVNL program)
Evaluate pilot workshop ( in collaboration with Flinders University)
Hold a national seminar for trainers, on appropriate Indigenous cultural education and community engagement.
Report and recommendations.
Many thanks, I look forward to hearing from you soon, Ruth Smiles Executive Director Regional Arts Australia 2 McLaren Parade Port Adelaide SA 5015 Ph: 08 84440424 Fax: 08 84478496 Mobile: 0421611715 Mailto:ruth.smiles@countryarts.org.au www.regionalarts.com.au
Please see below e-mail from Regional Arts NSW. Could you please let me know if there are any suitable recommendations for this tender within the network?
Dear General Managers, As you know, Regional Arts Australia has been funded to pilot Creative Volunteering in two regional Indigenous communities in 2007. The pilots follow on from the scoping project completed in 2006. I would like to put out an invitation to Tender for a consultant to manage this project (our previous consultant Charles Trindall has indicated he is not available). As with the previous project I would like this to be a limited Tender offer to one or two people from each state/NT. Please feel free to call and talk about this if you have any questions.
I would be very pleased to hear from you with the contact details of anyone you believe would be appropriate for this role. I will need their details by Wednesday June 6.
Tender invitations will go out by Friday June 8th, to be provided to me by Monday June 25th.
In considering appropriate recommendations, can you please keep the following in mind:
Tenders should demonstrate
A strong understanding of the arts and cultural sector in regional and remote Australia
Strong understanding of, empathy for and experience in working with Indigenous people and organisations.
Knowledge and experience in flexible education and training development, methodology and delivery
Experience in community consultation, analysis and reporting.
The following activities are to be undertaken by the consultant.
Pilot Actions
Establish a project reference group which would include representatives from the project partners and other key stakeholder organisations
Create an Indigenous protocols document for working with regional and remote Indigenous communities.
Determine locations of pilots.
Carry out community consultative visits prior to the workshops.
Determine appropriate workshops to be piloted.
Source appropriate Indigenous trainers/interpreters to work alongside existing trainers for the pilots.
Customise case studies and assessment exercises to complement existing workbooks.
Deliver pilot workshops. (via an RTO currently delivering the CVNL program)
Evaluate pilot workshop ( in collaboration with Flinders University)
Hold a national seminar for trainers, on appropriate Indigenous cultural education and community engagement.
Report and recommendations.
Many thanks, I look forward to hearing from you soon, Ruth Smiles Executive Director Regional Arts Australia 2 McLaren Parade Port Adelaide SA 5015 Ph: 08 84440424 Fax: 08 84478496 Mobile: 0421611715 Mailto:ruth.smiles@countryarts.org.au www.regionalarts.com.au
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Combined Rotary Community Market
The Rotary Clubs of Belvoir -Wodonga and Albury North jointly conduct a community market every Sunday from 8.00am to 12.00pm under the cover of the Australian Taxation Office car park in Townsend St Albury.
Almost anything can be purchased at the market from worm farms to woollen socks, from flowers to fishing tackle, from pottery to fresh produce.
ABORIGINAL ART BY THREE LOCAL ABORIGINAL ARTISTS
Entry is by donation with all proceeds from these donations as well as site fees collected go towards local and international Rotary projects.
Sites are available for potential stall holders at $10.00 for outside sites and $12.00 for undercover sites. Trestles can be hired if needed, $5.00 per table apun return of table/s you get $2.00 back for return of table at end of day.
To book yourself a site please ring the booking officer on 02 60565443.
www.daviddunn.com.au
Almost anything can be purchased at the market from worm farms to woollen socks, from flowers to fishing tackle, from pottery to fresh produce.
ABORIGINAL ART BY THREE LOCAL ABORIGINAL ARTISTS
Entry is by donation with all proceeds from these donations as well as site fees collected go towards local and international Rotary projects.
Sites are available for potential stall holders at $10.00 for outside sites and $12.00 for undercover sites. Trestles can be hired if needed, $5.00 per table apun return of table/s you get $2.00 back for return of table at end of day.
To book yourself a site please ring the booking officer on 02 60565443.
www.daviddunn.com.au
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Ernie and I at The Man from Snowy River 2007
ABOUT ME PAGE
I am Wiradjuri, I come from the Wiradjuri Nation ,My name is David Dunn; My Aboriginal name is Gaagang, which means elder brother. I come from a small town 50 miles west of Dubbo called Trangie (in Aboriginal this means" quick", "intercourse"). I use some of the traditional symbols my father and uncles showed me but I try to use my own style. I was told by an Elder from the Warburton community to paint what you feel not what you see, so I paint from the heart and from the memories of my childhood. Our family's totem is the emu and I have been told I have an extremely strong sense of Spirit and Family.
I started painting as a child with my mum, dad and baby sister. I remember drawing and coloring in with my mother alot.Dad taught me how to hunt ,fish and other male things. I know the tradition was handed down to me then. My parents are still my inspiration to my works.I have eleven children, I paint about them, Kids are important. I get a lot of enjoyment out painting but the fun part is when I see other people’s expressions while they are viewing one of my works. My first exhibition was held at the Boomali art gallery in 1986, where I sold a painting titled "Body And Spirits" The painting sat on an easel for ten minutes and was sold to an American. Since then I have had a few major exhibitions around New South Wales and I've sold a lot of my works to overseas buyers through exhibitions and the Internet. I use some of the traditional symbols my father and uncles showed me but I try to use my own style. I paint from the heart and from the memories of my childhood, Through my works I am able to tell people about our culture, life, love, the good times and the bad times. I feel that people can understand the painting and that they can actually relate to the painting and that they feel drawn to it. Throughout these works stories are told and often visualized by the onlooker's eye as a young man's struggle through life. Silhouettes are used throughout my paintings as the main three colours are of the Koorie (Aboriginal) flag, Red, Yellow and Black. Sometimes white dotted flares are used to highlight a hole in the present, me wanting to go back in time to the "Dreamtime", back to the beginning of creation. The dots represent a lot of different things, but mainly the colours of the natural vegetation around my birth place. ©daviddunncomau
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Praise: Good investment, affordable, great art David will buy more Thankyou Paul
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EBAY
MEETING PLACE - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn
AU $9.99
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2d 01h 20m
MEETING PLACE - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn
AU $9.99
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2d 01h 34m
MEETING PLACE - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn
AU $9.99
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2d 01h 55m
Dinewhan walkabout ABORIGINAL DOT ART BY DAVID DUNN
AU $9.99
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2d 02h 28m
MEETING PLACE - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn
AU $9.99
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4d 01h 44m
SACRED WALKING TRACK ABORIGINAL DOT ART BY DAVID DUNN
AU $9.99
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4d 02h 14m
Commissioned authentic Aboriginal art - please read !
AU $300.00
5d 05h 57m
MARRA-ART & 3 RIVERS - ABORIGINAL DOT ART BY DAVID DUNN
AU $9.99
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6d 02h 38m
UNIQUE Authentic Aboriginal Art Workshop by David Dunn
AU $300.00
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8d 04h 35m
MORE AT WWW.DAVIDDUNN.COM.AU
" MEETING PLACE "
" MEETING PLACE "
Acrylic on Canvas, unframed
16.5cm, 165mm, 6.1/2in x 11cm, 110mm 4.1/4in
2007
This painting depicts the meeting place of Women. I remember growing up my mum and aunties would go and pick our grandmothers up and go out in the bush, mum would say that they were going for a yarn. That’s all I no, I now no that if a man went anywhere near there meeting places they would be speared in the leg. The three circles joined by squiggly lines represent my signature and the three rivers of the "Wiradjuri Nation", The Wambool (Macquarie),Kalar (Lachlan) and Murrumbidgerie (Murrumbidgee) The Wiradjuri tribe is also known by the name of "the River people" as we all lived along the banks of the Rivers which stretches across NSW. The Wiradjuri lands stretch from Nyngan to Albury and from Hay to Bathurst - the largest territory in New South Wales. Our country extends across 80,00 square kilometres across areas known as the South West slopes, Central and Southern table lands, Capital Country and the Riverina.©
Monday, May 28, 2007
- Commissioned Aboriginal Art by David DunnDavid is available for commissioned work on various projects where input from an Aboriginal artist is required. In the past majority of work included paintings, but other media would be considered. A brief for work could include:
Introduction of Aboriginal culture/art to built environment, for example decorative items on buildings or streetscape objects
Dreamtime/story paintings to suit your home or office (large wall-size paintings for boardrooms can be very affordable)
Themed series of pictures, for example Australian animals which can be used for products (e.g postcards) or as decoration for products (eg. clothing)
NEW - Indigenous theme consultation for building development/display home, especially when located out side of suburban area
The price you bid is for the consultation process only. This would include a brief written report in response to your request, development of a proposal with sketches of up to 3 items - max size 45 x 45 cm. Proposed concept will be delivered in form of report and draft sketches to you by mail. If you require David to attend in person on site you will need to cover costs if applicable (accommodation and travel) - this does not apply within Albury-Wodonga region.
Please NOTE: Any artwork prepared as part of your brief is not licensed for any use other than as decoration for you home or office. If you wish to use David's designs for any commercial or promotional purposes you need to abide by our licencing requirements available here!
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Commissioned authentic Aboriginal art - please read !
Commissioned Aboriginal Art by David DunnDavid is available for commissioned work on various projects where input from an Aboriginal artist is required. In the past majority of work included paintings, but other media would be considered. A brief for work could include:
Introduction of Aboriginal culture/art to built environment, for example decorative items on buildings or streetscape objects
Dreamtime/story paintings to suit your home or office (large wall-size paintings for boardrooms can be very affordable)
Themed series of pictures, for example Australian animals which can be used for products (e.g postcards) or as decoration for products (eg. clothing)
NEW - Indigenous theme consultation for building development/display home, especially when located out side of suburban area
The price you bid is for the consultation process only. This would include a brief written report in response to your request, development of a proposal with sketches of up to 3 items - max size 45 x 45 cm. Proposed concept will be delivered in form of report and draft sketches to you by mail. If you require David to attend in person on site you will need to cover costs if applicable (accommodation and travel) - this does not apply within Albury-Wodonga region.
Please NOTE: Any artwork prepared as part of your brief is not licensed for any use other than as decoration for you home or office. If you wish to use David's designs for any commercial or promotional purposes you need to abide by our licencing requirements available here!
About David DunnDavid Dunn is a recognised Aboriginal artist with experience of over 20 years of exhibiting in Australia and abroad. David's workshops have been very popular recently with schools and at events such as the Man from Snowy River festival in Corryong.
DAVID's ACHIEVMENTS
1986 Bomalia art gallery Sydney 1st exhibition
1998 to 2004 Allenwoods Art Gallery (NSW)
2000 to 2002 The Shoalhaven Art Gallery (NSW)
2002 Huskison Art Gallery (NSW)
2002 Display Art in Gallery Wandandion South Coast
2002 Display Art in Gallery The Great warrior in Berry South Coast of NSW
Dubbo Civic Centre
Goulburn Westpac Bank
Sydney exhibition in Sydney Parliament House. Organized by the member for Wollongong, Colin Markum.
Nowra (various venues) Nowra TAFE
Wollongong city Gallery (two exhibitions)
West Pac Bank Nowra
Goulburn Oolong house exhibitions
The Rainbow Serpent Rose Bay
Painting at Dingo Discovery Centre, Toolern Vale Victoria 3337
Also two Pallingang tours with Wollongong.
David's outstanding work is in demand by art collectors around the world: Canada, UK, USA, Japan, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Hong Kong, Philippines, Singapore, Greece, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Malaysia, New Zealand, Sweden, France, China, India, Italy, France, China, Japan, Switzerland, etc.
Check out David's other items and see separate website for terms and conditions
Friday, May 25, 2007
EBAY
David Dunn SACRED SITES authentic dot art 80 x 100cm NR
AU $660.00 0 -- 0 0 3h 46m
Mens Meeting authentic Aboriginal dot art 45 x 45cm NR
AU $75.00 0 -- 0 0 4h 09m
Campsite authentic Aboriginal dot painting 45 x 60cm NR
AU $660.00 0 -- 0 0 3h 46m
Mens Meeting authentic Aboriginal dot art 45 x 45cm NR
AU $75.00 0 -- 0 0 4h 09m
Campsite authentic Aboriginal dot painting 45 x 60cm NR
Reconciliation week display at Lavington Library
As from tomorrow there will be a reconciliation display at Lavington library drop in and have a look if you have a minute to spare
cheers
Liz Heta
Aboriginal Liaison
Community & Recreation
AlburyCity
PO Box 323 Albury NSW 2640
T: (02) 6023 8752
F: (02) 6023 8398
lheta@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au
cheers
Liz Heta
Aboriginal Liaison
Community & Recreation
AlburyCity
PO Box 323 Albury NSW 2640
T: (02) 6023 8752
F: (02) 6023 8398
lheta@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
Licencing Terms UPDATE
Design LicencingOwnership of David's art (or any other artist) does NOT constitute the right to freely reproduce it and/or use it for purposes other than a visual display not directly charged for. David's designs are available to be licenced for placement on products without modification, or to be integrated into larger designs. Any design modification or integration has to be approved by David.
Licencing Fees:
Single design on single product line: $100
Multiple design use on multiple products:
Each design use: $100
Each product placement: $100For example if you wish to use 5 designs on a single product line (for example postcards) the licencing fee is $500 calculated as follows:
$100 for the first design/postcard as product
$100 x 4 remaining designs
Royalty fees (used for massproduced items):Royalty fees are payable on items of commercial nature, which are sold for profit. If you wish to produce non-commercial material (not sold for profit, or not for purpose of selling other products) we will gladly assist with providing designs with no royalties payable, under the condition that appropriate credit will be given to David's work within the same material. Examples of eligible include information material produced for information on Aboriginal culture, animal welfare, local government, etc. However, you need to speak with us if your materials are produced to advertise services or products for profit.
1000 products (or fewer) in single batch*: $0.20 per product/copy
10,000 products: $0.10 per product/copy
100,000 products: $0.05 per product/copy*no repetition is permitted, new fee is payable for upgrade to larger batch If you wish to licence a design you already own, please contact us for written permission. You still need to cover the cost of digitising the item, and send us a copy of it in an agreed format, or a copy of a product prototype for approval.I you wish to commission a new design for your product we will quote a price for commissioning the artwork and then on completion of the artwork send you a written permission to reproduce the design in agreed quantity. You continue to own the original, but use of reproductions beyond the agreed quantity requires new licence payment. If you wish to commission us to produce an item for your exclusive unlimited use you need to specify this at the time of commissioning and we quote you accordingly.
VOTE YES
VOTE YES for Aborigines is a documentary about the 1967 Referendum and the fight for citizenship rights for Aborigines. It marks the 40th anniversary of the occasion, celebrating its historical significance and
contemporary relevance. It is a documentary film by Frances Peters-Little.
VOTE YES for Aborigines goes to air on SBS TV, Sunday, the 27th May, at 8.30pm.
While many people believe that the 1967 Referendum gave Aborigines the right to vote, in fact the Referendum removed two sections of the constitution that discriminated against Aborigines. With the highest YES vote in Australia's history, 90.77% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge
of Aboriginal affairs, effectively acknowledging Aboriginal people as citizens within their own country.
Aborigines had fought for citizenship rights for over a century but it was the coming together of the many Aboriginal associations and leagues in 1958 to form a national body that finally gave impetus to the struggle. The Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders or FCAATSI attracted both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal membership and support from across all sections of Australian society.
For ten years they campaigned to convince the public and politicians of the need for Constitutional change. They capitalised on the global condemnation of Australia's treatment of its indigenous people and the media's growing interest in Aboriginal issues. The "Freedom Rides" of 1965 and the Gurindji strike at Wave Hill in 1966 highlighted Aboriginal living and working conditions and helped advance the crusade to set things right for indigenous Australians.
VOTE YES for Aborigines revisits those involved with the 1967 referendum and the social attitudes and influences that led to the event, featuring former Prime Ministers, politicians, historians and campaigners.
More than just marking a time in history, VOTE YES for Aborigines interrogates the success of the Referendum and addresses current debates about what is meant by Australian citizenship and values and how they relate, if at all to Aboriginal history, identity, and culture.
contemporary relevance. It is a documentary film by Frances Peters-Little.
VOTE YES for Aborigines goes to air on SBS TV, Sunday, the 27th May, at 8.30pm.
While many people believe that the 1967 Referendum gave Aborigines the right to vote, in fact the Referendum removed two sections of the constitution that discriminated against Aborigines. With the highest YES vote in Australia's history, 90.77% of voters agreed that Aborigines be counted in the census and that the Commonwealth Government take charge
of Aboriginal affairs, effectively acknowledging Aboriginal people as citizens within their own country.
Aborigines had fought for citizenship rights for over a century but it was the coming together of the many Aboriginal associations and leagues in 1958 to form a national body that finally gave impetus to the struggle. The Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders or FCAATSI attracted both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal membership and support from across all sections of Australian society.
For ten years they campaigned to convince the public and politicians of the need for Constitutional change. They capitalised on the global condemnation of Australia's treatment of its indigenous people and the media's growing interest in Aboriginal issues. The "Freedom Rides" of 1965 and the Gurindji strike at Wave Hill in 1966 highlighted Aboriginal living and working conditions and helped advance the crusade to set things right for indigenous Australians.
VOTE YES for Aborigines revisits those involved with the 1967 referendum and the social attitudes and influences that led to the event, featuring former Prime Ministers, politicians, historians and campaigners.
More than just marking a time in history, VOTE YES for Aborigines interrogates the success of the Referendum and addresses current debates about what is meant by Australian citizenship and values and how they relate, if at all to Aboriginal history, identity, and culture.
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Authentic Aboriginal Art Workshop UPDATE
Authentic Aboriginal Art Workshop by David Dunn
Suitable for a school, as a presentation at a festival, conference, or a similar event. Each 3 hour workshop includes:
Introduction to Aboriginal culture focusing on Wiradjuri people
Demonstration of Aboriginal art techniques and explanation of dreamtime story painting
minimum 2 hour art workshop with instructions and hands-on assistance given to up to 20 participants (larger groups should be split into multiple sessions)
The workshop is usually either morning or afternoon session, which would be scheduled to fit into your event's program. Teambuilding sessions can be arranged to suit your needs as well. Materials for the demonstration are included, workshop participants that want to create their own artwork need to supply their own materials (instructions will be given in advance). Event organisers have to cover costs if applicable (accommodation and travel) - this does not apply if event is within Albury-Wodonga region.
About David Dunn
David Dunn is a recognised Aboriginal artist with experience of over 20 years of exhibiting in Australia and abroad. David's workshops have been very popular recently with schools and at events such as the Man from Snowy River festival in Corryong.
DAVID's ACHIEVMENTS
1986 Bomalia art gallery Sydney 1st exhibition
1998 to 2004 Allenwoods Art Gallery (NSW)
2000 to 2002 The Shoalhaven Art Gallery (NSW)
2002 Huskison Art Gallery (NSW)
2002 Display Art in Gallery Wandandion South Coast
2002 Display Art in Gallery The Great warrior in Berry South Coast of NSW
Dubbo Civic Centre
Goulburn Westpac Bank
Sydney exhibition in Sydney Parliament House. Organized by the member for Wollongong, Colin Markum.
Nowra (various venues) Nowra TAFE
Wollongong city Gallery (two exhibitions)
West Pac Bank Nowra
Goulburn Oolong house exhibitions
The Rainbow Serpent Rose Bay
Painting at Dingo Discovery Centre, Toolern Vale Victoria 3337
Also two Pallingang tours with Wollongong.
David's outstanding work is in demand by art collectors around the world: Canada, UK, USA, Japan, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Hong Kong, Philippines, Singapore, Greece, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Malaysia, New Zealand, Sweden, France, China, India, Italy, France, China, Japan, Switzerland, etc.
Check out David's other items and see separate website for terms and conditions
Friday, May 18, 2007
Taronga and Western Plains Zoos
Come and meet Taronga's new Asian Elephants in their spectacular home.
EBAY FEEDBACK
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Good communication, beautiful painting, background info supplied, fast delivery
bj-fiver ( 9 )
17-May-07 18:46
DOLPHIN IN THE BAY - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230126394229)
AU $19.99
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great art. beautiful quality.
1jimbo1040 ( 27)
12-May-07 09:18
Playing the Didgeridoo - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230116918748)
AU $18.99
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beautiful artwork. very smooth dealer.
1jimbo1040 ( 27)
12-May-07 09:17
Fetching the water - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230116917645)
AU $19.00
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Item arrived carefully packed and in good condition. Beautiful painting. Thanks
wizzkids ( 379)
12-May-07 06:34
SPIRITS OF THE WATER - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230125101430)
AU $19.99
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Prompt , Stunning ,vibrant colors/ contrast , honest credit overpay Thanks David
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 10:04
RAINBOW SNAKE - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230119940229)
AU $96.00
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Great , prompt delivery, Special painting ,vibrant colors will purchase more Art
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:52
BANDHARR GREY KANGAROO - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230119938774)
AU $98.00
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Great , prompt delivery, Special painting ,vibrant colors will purchase more Art
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:51
Goanna Totem - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230119191844)
AU $78.00
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Great , prompt delivery, lovely painting ,vibrant colors will purchase more Art
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:48
BANDHARR IN OUTBACK - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230118548552)
AU $16.00
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Special Paintings Great comm better than photo will buy more thank you David
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:47
Spring Time by DAVID DUNN authentic Aboriginal painting (#230116973089)
AU $19.99
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An absolutely beautiful painting!! Thank u- excellent seller!! AAA++ e-bayer!!!
andrewa6418 ( 25)
09-May-07 01:52
DANCING - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230122539560)
AU $30.00
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Great
trekking3 ( 5 )
07-May-07 21:27
PLAYING THE DIDGERIDOO - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230120388103)
AU $15.50
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The best
trekking3 ( 5 )
07-May-07 21:27
Dhinawan in the Sunset - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230121102233)
AU $25.00
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Fantastic to do business with
trekking3 ( 5 )
07-May-07 21:26
KOOPOO IN THE SUNSET - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230121071015)
AU $29.99
View Item
beautiful work. great seller.
1jimbo1040 ( 27)
07-May-07 19:17
WALKABOUT - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230122536563)
AU $29.00
View Item
very pleased with the service +++++
8314manning ( 44)
07-May-07 16:56
SEA HORSES DREAMING - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230121483041)
AU $26.00
View Item
very happy with my buy +++++
8314manning ( 44)
07-May-07 16:53
THE CAMP SITE Art Cards Editions and Originals - D DUNN (#230120628979)
AU $9.50
View Item
looks great fantastic detail on painting . arrived quick
8718bob ( 27)
07-May-07 15:44
DINGO - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230119191842)
AU $29.99
View Item
•*´¯`*•.¸ .. ¥ .. ¸.•*´¯`*• ALWAYS A PLEASURE •*´¯`*•.¸ .. ¥ .. ¸.•*´¯`*•THANKS
4888cheeseburger ( 202)
06-May-07 16:38
GOANNA TOTEM Aboriginal Art Cards Editions & Originals (#230120631881)
AU $5.50
View Item
Perfect,very happy beautiful art. A++++
deagan69 ( 80)
05-May-07 18:00
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230115125708)
AU $29.99
View Item
Purchased several art works and they are beautiful,exactly as described.A++++++
deagan69 ( 80)
05-May-07 17:59
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230115133668)
AU $29.99
View Item
lovely piece
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:15
MAGPIES - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230122530637)
AU $66.00
View Item
thank you - beautiful
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:15
PLATYPUS DREAMING Aboriginal Art David Dunn (#230122100128)
AU $19.99
View Item
beautiful colours
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:14
Frilled neck lizard Dreamin Aboriginal Art David Dunn (#230122094283)
AU $32.00
View Item
lovely art work
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:14
K00P00 The Red Kangar00 Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230122091047)
AU $19.99
View Item
Beautiful art work, great communication,extremely happy.A+++++++ Seller
deagan69 ( 80)
04-May-07 16:59
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230115147249)
AU $46.00
View Item
From Buyer / Price
Date/Time
Good communication, beautiful painting, background info supplied, fast delivery
bj-fiver ( 9 )
17-May-07 18:46
DOLPHIN IN THE BAY - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230126394229)
AU $19.99
View Item
great art. beautiful quality.
1jimbo1040 ( 27)
12-May-07 09:18
Playing the Didgeridoo - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230116918748)
AU $18.99
View Item
beautiful artwork. very smooth dealer.
1jimbo1040 ( 27)
12-May-07 09:17
Fetching the water - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230116917645)
AU $19.00
View Item
Item arrived carefully packed and in good condition. Beautiful painting. Thanks
wizzkids ( 379)
12-May-07 06:34
SPIRITS OF THE WATER - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230125101430)
AU $19.99
View Item
Prompt , Stunning ,vibrant colors/ contrast , honest credit overpay Thanks David
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 10:04
RAINBOW SNAKE - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230119940229)
AU $96.00
View Item
Great , prompt delivery, Special painting ,vibrant colors will purchase more Art
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:52
BANDHARR GREY KANGAROO - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230119938774)
AU $98.00
View Item
Great , prompt delivery, Special painting ,vibrant colors will purchase more Art
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:51
Goanna Totem - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230119191844)
AU $78.00
View Item
Great , prompt delivery, lovely painting ,vibrant colors will purchase more Art
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:48
BANDHARR IN OUTBACK - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230118548552)
AU $16.00
View Item
Special Paintings Great comm better than photo will buy more thank you David
paulsailfishhouse ( 18)
10-May-07 09:47
Spring Time by DAVID DUNN authentic Aboriginal painting (#230116973089)
AU $19.99
View Item
An absolutely beautiful painting!! Thank u- excellent seller!! AAA++ e-bayer!!!
andrewa6418 ( 25)
09-May-07 01:52
DANCING - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230122539560)
AU $30.00
View Item
Great
trekking3 ( 5 )
07-May-07 21:27
PLAYING THE DIDGERIDOO - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230120388103)
AU $15.50
View Item
The best
trekking3 ( 5 )
07-May-07 21:27
Dhinawan in the Sunset - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230121102233)
AU $25.00
View Item
Fantastic to do business with
trekking3 ( 5 )
07-May-07 21:26
KOOPOO IN THE SUNSET - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230121071015)
AU $29.99
View Item
beautiful work. great seller.
1jimbo1040 ( 27)
07-May-07 19:17
WALKABOUT - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230122536563)
AU $29.00
View Item
very pleased with the service +++++
8314manning ( 44)
07-May-07 16:56
SEA HORSES DREAMING - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230121483041)
AU $26.00
View Item
very happy with my buy +++++
8314manning ( 44)
07-May-07 16:53
THE CAMP SITE Art Cards Editions and Originals - D DUNN (#230120628979)
AU $9.50
View Item
looks great fantastic detail on painting . arrived quick
8718bob ( 27)
07-May-07 15:44
DINGO - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230119191842)
AU $29.99
View Item
•*´¯`*•.¸ .. ¥ .. ¸.•*´¯`*• ALWAYS A PLEASURE •*´¯`*•.¸ .. ¥ .. ¸.•*´¯`*•THANKS
4888cheeseburger ( 202)
06-May-07 16:38
GOANNA TOTEM Aboriginal Art Cards Editions & Originals (#230120631881)
AU $5.50
View Item
Perfect,very happy beautiful art. A++++
deagan69 ( 80)
05-May-07 18:00
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230115125708)
AU $29.99
View Item
Purchased several art works and they are beautiful,exactly as described.A++++++
deagan69 ( 80)
05-May-07 17:59
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230115133668)
AU $29.99
View Item
lovely piece
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:15
MAGPIES - Aboriginal Dot Art by David Dunn (#230122530637)
AU $66.00
View Item
thank you - beautiful
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:15
PLATYPUS DREAMING Aboriginal Art David Dunn (#230122100128)
AU $19.99
View Item
beautiful colours
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:14
Frilled neck lizard Dreamin Aboriginal Art David Dunn (#230122094283)
AU $32.00
View Item
lovely art work
mrdarcycorkery ( 10)
04-May-07 18:14
K00P00 The Red Kangar00 Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230122091047)
AU $19.99
View Item
Beautiful art work, great communication,extremely happy.A+++++++ Seller
deagan69 ( 80)
04-May-07 16:59
SPIRITS OF THE WATERS - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn (#230115147249)
AU $46.00
View Item
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Great day
Title: Fish Swimming
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 204mm, 8 in x 150mm 5.3/4 in
Date; 2007
Price: $25.00
MEANING; This painting depicts a fish swimming in the Murray River.
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
1 May Information Tree
Dear All,
Please find the latest edition of the Information Tree below. Thankyou to all who have contributed this month.
The next edition will be distributed on Tuesday 3 April 2007.
1 May Information Tree
VIC Meetings...
List of VIC Meetings: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/VIC%20Meetings%20MAY.pdf
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NSW Meetings...
List of NSW Meetings: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/NSW%20Meetings%20MAY.pdf
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Regional Training...
Autism Spectrum Disorder Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Autism%20Spectrum%20Disorder%20Workshop%20%20.pdf
Beyond the Veil - Understanding Islam Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/BEYOND%20THE%20VEIL%20%20-%20Understanding%20Islam.pdf
Cross Cultural Awareness Training in Aged Care
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Cross%20Cultural%20Awareness%20Training%20in%20Aged%20Care.pdf
Training Workshops for Managers of Volunteers
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Training%20Workshops%20for%20Managers%20of%20Volunteers.pdf
Rainbows, Harps & Harmony Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Rainbows,%20Harps%20&%20Harmony%20Workshop.pdf
Inside & Out - Hume Region
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Inside%20&%20Out%20-%20Hume%20Region%20.pdf
Financial Literacy Workshops
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Financial%20Literacy%20Workshops.pdf
Meeting the Needs of Victoria's Ageing CALD communities
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Meeting%20the%20Needs%20of%20Victorias%20ageing%20CALD%20communities.pdf
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Metro Training...
Bias Free Framework Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Bias%20Free%20Framework%20Workshop%20.pdf
Youth Centred Family Focused Interventions
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Youth%20Centred%20Family%20Focused%20Interventions.pdf
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Notices...
Speak Easy Consultancy
Further Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Speak%20Easy%20Consultancy.pdf
Launch of the Dementia Services Network
Launch Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Launch%20of%20the%20Dementia%20Services%20Network.pdf
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Seminars/Forums...
Cultural Diversity in Ageing 2007
Conference Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Cultural%20Diversity%20in%20Ageing%202007%20National%20Conference.pdf
Cultural Diversity in Ageing 2007 - Registration Form
Registration Form: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Cultural%20Diversity%20in%20Ageing%20-%20Registration%20Form.pdf
Hidden Dangers in Your Home
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Hidden%20Dangers%20in%20Your%20Home.pdf
Emergency Relief Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Emergency%20Relief%20Forum.pdf
BrainLink Seminar
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/BrainLink%20Seminar.pdf
Leadership Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Leadership%20Forum.pdf
Food Fight - A Food Security Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Food%20Fight%20-%20A%20Food%20Security%20Forum.pdf
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Funding Opportunities...
Communities Together: Community Festivals & Celebrations Scheme
Guidelines: http://www.disabilitynews.infoxchange.net.au/news/items/2007/04/144467-upload-00001.pdf
Application Form: http://www.disabilitynews.infoxchange.net.au/news/items/2007/04/144467-upload-00001.doc
R E Ross Trust - Community Services & Development Grant to provide funding for projects that have a positive impact on people's lives
Website: www.rosstrust.org.au
Housing Week Grants
Small Housing Week grants may be provided to assist community sector organisations (including tenant groups) with the cost of staging Housing Week events that meet the objectives of Housing Week.
More Info: http://hnb.dhs.vic.gov.au/OOH/ne5ninte.nsf/LinkView/8E87030DD1C93D30CA25714D000A524870B3CD9CD87687F2CA25711B001AA48F
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Indigenous News...
GHOST WRITER - Special Ticket Offer for Indigenous Groups
Further Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/GHOST%20WRITER%20-%20Special%20for%20Indigenous%20Groups.pdf
Indigenous Employment & Capacity Building Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Indigenous%20Employment%20&%20Capacity%20Building%20Forum.pdf
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Young People...
FreeVibe.com
A Drug Awareness website for Young People: Providing Resources, Information & Interactive Stories
Website: http://www.freevibe.com/ads/Yes.asp
PDCN - Youth Consultation Survey 2007
An Online survey available for young adults 18-30 years with a disability in NSW
Survey Link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=688653715497
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Women's News...
Colour Therapy & Meditation
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Colour%20Therapy%20&%20Meditation%20.pdf
Women's Centre Walking Group
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Womens%20Centre%20Walking%20Group.pdf
Women Gathering in Myrtleford
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Women%20Gathering%20in%20Myrtleford.pdf
Women's Health Training Program
Training Brochure: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Womens%20Health%20Training%20Program.pdf
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Support Programs...
FRESH (Friendship, Recreation, Enjoyment, Socialisation, Happiness)
FRESH is a social and recreation program supporting adults aged 25 to 45 years with a mild to moderate intellectual disability.
More details visit: http://www.disabilitynews.infoxchange.net.au/news/items/2007/04/147032-upload-00001.pdf
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General Info...
Museum of disABILITY History
The new Museum of DisABILITY history has a website: http://www.museumofdisability.org
Short Story Competition 2007
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Short%20Story%20Competition%202007.pdf
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Tania Konkoly
HACC Equity & Access Worker
Disability Advocacy & Information Service Inc (DAIS)
Phone: (02) 6056 2420
Fax: (02) 6024 6809
Email: hacc@disability-advocacy.com.au
Please find the latest edition of the Information Tree below. Thankyou to all who have contributed this month.
The next edition will be distributed on Tuesday 3 April 2007.
1 May Information Tree
VIC Meetings...
List of VIC Meetings: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/VIC%20Meetings%20MAY.pdf
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NSW Meetings...
List of NSW Meetings: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/NSW%20Meetings%20MAY.pdf
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Regional Training...
Autism Spectrum Disorder Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Autism%20Spectrum%20Disorder%20Workshop%20%20.pdf
Beyond the Veil - Understanding Islam Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/BEYOND%20THE%20VEIL%20%20-%20Understanding%20Islam.pdf
Cross Cultural Awareness Training in Aged Care
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Cross%20Cultural%20Awareness%20Training%20in%20Aged%20Care.pdf
Training Workshops for Managers of Volunteers
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Training%20Workshops%20for%20Managers%20of%20Volunteers.pdf
Rainbows, Harps & Harmony Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Rainbows,%20Harps%20&%20Harmony%20Workshop.pdf
Inside & Out - Hume Region
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Inside%20&%20Out%20-%20Hume%20Region%20.pdf
Financial Literacy Workshops
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Financial%20Literacy%20Workshops.pdf
Meeting the Needs of Victoria's Ageing CALD communities
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Meeting%20the%20Needs%20of%20Victorias%20ageing%20CALD%20communities.pdf
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Metro Training...
Bias Free Framework Workshop
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Bias%20Free%20Framework%20Workshop%20.pdf
Youth Centred Family Focused Interventions
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Youth%20Centred%20Family%20Focused%20Interventions.pdf
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Notices...
Speak Easy Consultancy
Further Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Speak%20Easy%20Consultancy.pdf
Launch of the Dementia Services Network
Launch Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Launch%20of%20the%20Dementia%20Services%20Network.pdf
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Seminars/Forums...
Cultural Diversity in Ageing 2007
Conference Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Cultural%20Diversity%20in%20Ageing%202007%20National%20Conference.pdf
Cultural Diversity in Ageing 2007 - Registration Form
Registration Form: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Cultural%20Diversity%20in%20Ageing%20-%20Registration%20Form.pdf
Hidden Dangers in Your Home
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Hidden%20Dangers%20in%20Your%20Home.pdf
Emergency Relief Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Emergency%20Relief%20Forum.pdf
BrainLink Seminar
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/BrainLink%20Seminar.pdf
Leadership Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Leadership%20Forum.pdf
Food Fight - A Food Security Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Food%20Fight%20-%20A%20Food%20Security%20Forum.pdf
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Funding Opportunities...
Communities Together: Community Festivals & Celebrations Scheme
Guidelines: http://www.disabilitynews.infoxchange.net.au/news/items/2007/04/144467-upload-00001.pdf
Application Form: http://www.disabilitynews.infoxchange.net.au/news/items/2007/04/144467-upload-00001.doc
R E Ross Trust - Community Services & Development Grant to provide funding for projects that have a positive impact on people's lives
Website: www.rosstrust.org.au
Housing Week Grants
Small Housing Week grants may be provided to assist community sector organisations (including tenant groups) with the cost of staging Housing Week events that meet the objectives of Housing Week.
More Info: http://hnb.dhs.vic.gov.au/OOH/ne5ninte.nsf/LinkView/8E87030DD1C93D30CA25714D000A524870B3CD9CD87687F2CA25711B001AA48F
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Indigenous News...
GHOST WRITER - Special Ticket Offer for Indigenous Groups
Further Info: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/GHOST%20WRITER%20-%20Special%20for%20Indigenous%20Groups.pdf
Indigenous Employment & Capacity Building Forum
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Indigenous%20Employment%20&%20Capacity%20Building%20Forum.pdf
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Young People...
FreeVibe.com
A Drug Awareness website for Young People: Providing Resources, Information & Interactive Stories
Website: http://www.freevibe.com/ads/Yes.asp
PDCN - Youth Consultation Survey 2007
An Online survey available for young adults 18-30 years with a disability in NSW
Survey Link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=688653715497
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Women's News...
Colour Therapy & Meditation
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Colour%20Therapy%20&%20Meditation%20.pdf
Women's Centre Walking Group
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Womens%20Centre%20Walking%20Group.pdf
Women Gathering in Myrtleford
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Women%20Gathering%20in%20Myrtleford.pdf
Women's Health Training Program
Training Brochure: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Womens%20Health%20Training%20Program.pdf
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Support Programs...
FRESH (Friendship, Recreation, Enjoyment, Socialisation, Happiness)
FRESH is a social and recreation program supporting adults aged 25 to 45 years with a mild to moderate intellectual disability.
More details visit: http://www.disabilitynews.infoxchange.net.au/news/items/2007/04/147032-upload-00001.pdf
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General Info...
Museum of disABILITY History
The new Museum of DisABILITY history has a website: http://www.museumofdisability.org
Short Story Competition 2007
Flyer: http://www.disability-advocacy.com.au/media/download_gallery/Short%20Story%20Competition%202007.pdf
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Tania Konkoly
HACC Equity & Access Worker
Disability Advocacy & Information Service Inc (DAIS)
Phone: (02) 6056 2420
Fax: (02) 6024 6809
Email: hacc@disability-advocacy.com.au
Minister for Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Hi
I wanted to make you aware of a new resource the Minister for Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, The Hon Mal Brough, launched yesterday to assist community groups in promoting their work and services to the wider community.
Media Team Australia through a grant from the Prime Minister's Business and Community Partnership has developed a series of online tools to assist community organisations develop their media and marketing work.
The suite of 7 tools are available online at www.mediateam.com.au – they are free to all community organisations.
Regards
Pattie
Pattie Mitchell
Project Manager
Living in Harmony
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Ph: 02 6264 1833 Fax: 02 6264 1463
www.harmony.gov.au
I wanted to make you aware of a new resource the Minister for Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, The Hon Mal Brough, launched yesterday to assist community groups in promoting their work and services to the wider community.
Media Team Australia through a grant from the Prime Minister's Business and Community Partnership has developed a series of online tools to assist community organisations develop their media and marketing work.
The suite of 7 tools are available online at www.mediateam.com.au – they are free to all community organisations.
Regards
Pattie
Pattie Mitchell
Project Manager
Living in Harmony
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Ph: 02 6264 1833 Fax: 02 6264 1463
www.harmony.gov.au
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
my jewellery
will be available on the web site shortly. some stones, crystals, beads and some other interesting items.
Today I'm apart of a selection panel, to choose the next Aboriginal Liason teacher For Glenroy Public School. This school has to be one of the Best primary schools in New South Wales.
Mr John Dent Schools principal is a Great Principal.
My schools principal was Mr Keith Sears. Mr Sears and I had a great relationship, we always met at his office every day for a yarn and the sixes (stickclass clown. but I did grow up
larger paintings going there.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Hi David! I'm so happy you are back!
Hi David! I'm so happy you are back! Your style is what got me interested and loving Aboriginal art. I love when you crosshatch fish and turtles. The work you have for sale is smaller than I like. Please tell me you will go bigger! Say 16 in. x 20 in? Where have you been? I've missed your art! Andrea
hi andrea, ive been doing alot of commissioned works, and i was on another australian auction site that did not go anywhere but back, checkout the website www.daviddunn.com.au for larger paintings more will go on tonight daviddunncomau
david
hi andrea, ive been doing alot of commissioned works, and i was on another australian auction site that did not go anywhere but back, checkout the website www.daviddunn.com.au for larger paintings more will go on tonight daviddunncomau
david
Aboriginal Art Cards Editions & Originals
Art Cards Editions and Originals are collectable 2.5" x 3.5" art cards created by Artists of all varieties (realists, impressionists, surrealists, pet artists, etc...).ACEO's are an excellent way to collect unique original artworks and Limited Edition prints by living artists worldwide.ACEO's are wonderful little treasures that are easy to display as wall art by framing either individually or in sets, or displayed as a coffee table book using standard trading card albums, sleeves and decorative storage containers.
THERE WILL BE MORE LIMITED EDITION ACEO's LATER
These are high quality paintings. Each one includes David’s hand written signature on the back.
TITLE; GOANNA TOTEM
NUMBER 024
If you're looking at broadening your collection with a unique piece from and wish to acquire a series from the same theme please check out my other items!
This painting is 100% authentic by aboriginal artist. David’s art is very in style around the world with contempary and traditional style paintings. David's art speaks for itself will make a great investment in the future. Signed ' David Dunn 07 ' and all paintings come with a certificate of Authenticity.
THERE WILL BE MORE LIMITED EDITION ACEO's LATER
These are high quality paintings. Each one includes David’s hand written signature on the back.
TITLE; GOANNA TOTEM
NUMBER 024
If you're looking at broadening your collection with a unique piece from and wish to acquire a series from the same theme please check out my other items!
This painting is 100% authentic by aboriginal artist. David’s art is very in style around the world with contempary and traditional style paintings. David's art speaks for itself will make a great investment in the future. Signed ' David Dunn 07 ' and all paintings come with a certificate of Authenticity.
more of my art can be found at
Item: GOANNA TOTEM Aboriginal Art Cards Editions & Originals
Hi, just received this from my son in Brisbane...its really excellent..I will frame for my classroom in Korea...great to explain some Aussie culture...you should do more... thanks Ron Griffiths
Hi Ron Yes I have more and will be doing more.
I think they are great.
WWW.DAVIDDUNN.COM.AU
Hi Ron Yes I have more and will be doing more.
I think they are great.
WWW.DAVIDDUNN.COM.AU
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Hi All Mum's , A BIG HAPPY MOTHERS DAY
Happy mothers day to all you mums out there, I hope you all get breakfast in bed and spend a great day with your children smiling laughing,mucking about in a park or at home hope you all have a wonder full day.
I've been flat out all week making new things for mothers day gifts, have quite a few items together now. They will have a first appearannce at the Markets, then sunday night if I have anything left I will put them on EBAY or My Website www.daviddunn.com.au
I will have more larger paintings to go on my website in two weeks.
I've been flat out all week making new things for mothers day gifts, have quite a few items together now. They will have a first appearannce at the Markets, then sunday night if I have anything left I will put them on EBAY or My Website www.daviddunn.com.au
I will have more larger paintings to go on my website in two weeks.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Program to employ Indigenous Australians for environmental services
Program to employ Indigenous Australians for environmental services,
The Federal Government will spend $50 million employing Indigenous Australians to deliver environmental services in remote and regional areas.
Minister for the Environment Malcolm Turnbull says the work will include controlling feral pests and weeds and protecting wetlands and sea country.
The Government says the program builds on Community Development Employment Projects and offers the prospect for some Indigenous Australians to move to real jobs.
The program will run for four years.
The Federal Government will spend $50 million employing Indigenous Australians to deliver environmental services in remote and regional areas.
Minister for the Environment Malcolm Turnbull says the work will include controlling feral pests and weeds and protecting wetlands and sea country.
The Government says the program builds on Community Development Employment Projects and offers the prospect for some Indigenous Australians to move to real jobs.
The program will run for four years.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
CELEBRATION OF A NATION - Aboriginal Art by David Dunn
" CELEBRATION OF A NATION "
Acrylic on Canvas, unframed
21cm, 210mm, 8in x 15cm, 150mm 6in
2007
MEANING;This painting a celebration of the days events. The three circles joined by the two squiggle lines represent the three rivers of the Wiradjuri nation; they are The Wambool (Macquarie), Kalar (Lachlan) and Murrumbidgerie (Murrumbidgee).
If you're looking at broadening your collection with a unique piece from and if you wish to acquire a series from the same theme please check out my other items!
This painting is 100% authentic by aboriginal artist. David’s art is very in style around the world with contempary and traditional style paintings. David's art speaks for itself will make a great investment in the future. Signed ' David Dunn 07 ' and all paintings come with a certificate of Authenticity.
DAVID's ACHIEVEMENTS
1986 Bomalia art gallery Sydney 1st exhibition
1998 to 2004 Allenwoods Art Gallery (NSW)
2000 to 2002 The Shoalhaven Art Gallery (NSW)
2002 Huskison Art Gallery (NSW)
2002 Display Art in Gallery Wandandion South Coast
2002 Display Art in Gallery The Great warrior in Berry South Coast of NSW
Dubbo Civic Centre
Goulburn Westpac Bank
Sydney exhibition in Sydney Parliament House. Organized by the member for Wollongong, Colin Markum.
Nowra (various venues)
Nowra TAFE
Wollongong city Gallery (two exhibitions)
WestPac Bank Nowra
Goulburn Oolong house exhibitions
The Rainbow Serpent Rose Bay
Painting at Dingo Discovery Centre, Toolern Vale Victoria 3337
Also two Pallingang tours with Wollongong
Daivd's work is in demand by art collectors around the world: Canada, UK, USA, Japan, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Hong Kong, Philippines, Singapore, Greece, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Malaysia, New Zealand, Sweden, France, China, India, Italy, France, China, Japan, Switzerland, etc.
Please note colours in the paintings shown on the screen are not so vibrant due to the digitisation process of the internet.
Terms and Conditions: Payments will be accepted by direct deposit, money order or personal cheque for Australian bidders. Cheques must clear before the painting is sent. This item will be sent to Australia and the rest of the world. International buyers can pay by wire transfer or paypal, please no paypal for Australian bidders. if you have any other suggestions other payment options can be arranged. Pick up and payment can be arranged. Please only bid if you intend to pay within 3-7 days of the auction ending. Any further questions feel free to email me and I will try to respond within 24 hours.
All works are copyrighted please don't copy this artwork with out permission.
Postage is very low - please see postage costs overview. If you wish we will post to address you specify as a gift. ©daviddunncomau2007
IT TAKES TWO, Go Bro
Come on everyone give Ernie the vote,
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or text(msg) Ernie to 191977
check out my art
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Monday, May 7, 2007
NEW PAINTINGS TO GO ON EBAY
I'VE HAD ALOT OF INTEREST WITH MY NEW EMU PAINTINGS,
ALOT OF PEOPLE COMMISSIONED ME TO PAINT TWO AT A TIME,
I WILL PUT SOME ON EBAY AND I WILL DEFINTLEY PUT THEM ON MY WEB SITE
WWW.DAVIDDUNN.COM.AU
ALOT OF PEOPLE COMMISSIONED ME TO PAINT TWO AT A TIME,
I WILL PUT SOME ON EBAY AND I WILL DEFINTLEY PUT THEM ON MY WEB SITE
WWW.DAVIDDUNN.COM.AU
restorative justice workshop
What is Restorative Justice?
Restorative justice involves the use of conferences. Conferencing is a victim-sensitive approach to addressing wrongdoing in various settings in a variety of ways.
Restorative justice can be used in the home, school or workplace, or in any situation in which there is tension and conflict in relationships in addition to its use in dealing with criminal acts.
A conference is a structured meeting between offenders, victims and both parties' family and friends in which they deal with the consequences of the crime and decide how best to repair the harm. Neither a counselling nor a mediation process, conferencing is a straightforward problem-solving method that demonstrates how citizens can resolve their own problems when provided with a constructive forum to do so.
Community Workshop re: Restorative Justice
Date Wed 23 May 2007
Time 11 am to 2 pm
Venue Albury Land Council
Chenery St Glenroy
Lunch provided
Facilitator:
Dr. Isabelle Bartkowiak
Lecturer
Charles Sturt University
Subject Coordinator - PPP242 "Problem-Oriented Policing and Vulnerable People"
New South Wales Police College
RSVP Monday 21 May
Liz Heta 6023 8752 or e-mail lheta@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
www.daviddunn.com.au
Restorative justice involves the use of conferences. Conferencing is a victim-sensitive approach to addressing wrongdoing in various settings in a variety of ways.
Restorative justice can be used in the home, school or workplace, or in any situation in which there is tension and conflict in relationships in addition to its use in dealing with criminal acts.
A conference is a structured meeting between offenders, victims and both parties' family and friends in which they deal with the consequences of the crime and decide how best to repair the harm. Neither a counselling nor a mediation process, conferencing is a straightforward problem-solving method that demonstrates how citizens can resolve their own problems when provided with a constructive forum to do so.
Community Workshop re: Restorative Justice
Date Wed 23 May 2007
Time 11 am to 2 pm
Venue Albury Land Council
Chenery St Glenroy
Lunch provided
Facilitator:
Dr. Isabelle Bartkowiak
Lecturer
Charles Sturt University
Subject Coordinator - PPP242 "Problem-Oriented Policing and Vulnerable People"
New South Wales Police College
RSVP Monday 21 May
Liz Heta 6023 8752 or e-mail lheta@alburycity.nsw.gov.au
www.daviddunn.com.au
Thursday, May 3, 2007
WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program
WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop 14th November 2006
Language Awareness within the Community
" Language and Culture go hand in hand. To develop one is to nurture the other"
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Meaning
Ngudjuwa- Dhudhuroa word for Camp.
Ngurang- Wiradjuri word for place, town, nest or burrow of animals, hut, camp.
The combination of these two different Language words is out of respect for the two neighboring Nations the Wiradjuri and Dhudhuroa.
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Why Important Meeting
The large Indigenous community within Albury/Wodonga have a great diversity of language and culture that needs to be recognized. With the assistance of the local community and various language bodies, procedures and protocols will be developed to eventually begin learning
language off country.
" Language and Culture go hand in hand. To develop one is to nurture the other"
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Language Groups Across Australia
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Language Groups for Victoria
Language Groups of NSW (Draft Map)
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
What are the Language Groups in Albury/Wodonga
Wiradjuri
Dhudhuroa
WayWurru
Kamilaroi
Barkindji/Paakantji
Yorta Yorta
Ngiyampaa
And various other language groups
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program
The WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program was first formed in 1998 funded by Victorian Aboriginal Corporation of Languages. The aim of the program was to locate resources that may contain any Indigenous words belonging to the WayWurru or Dhudhuroa languages. The next step was to store these words so that they could later undergo linguistic analysis, with the long-term goal being the revival of the language.
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Aims and Objectives
Retrieve and revive the language
Involvement of Traditional Owners
Collection and safe storage of materials
Community consultation
Co-ordinate and review ongoing research
Language Program
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Research
Research Archives for relevant language materials
Retrieve relevant language documents that are identified
Identify relevant oral records
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Consult
Consult and develop memorandum of understanding with Traditional Owners
Consult with Elders and community members
Promote Language Program.e.g. Workshops, Community Newsletters, Local Media
Be Flash Cheeky Show Off and Shake a Leg
Werrayn Yakai Wangkurela Nganyarre Karrewa
Fresh happy mind, twist and turn’round, dance
Kundja baumbadji marriwa yakamilla durruba nganyarre
Shake a leg, hurry up
Nganyarre karrewa kananbi
Dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre
Be flash cheeky show off and shake a leg
Werrayn yakai wangkurela nganyarre karrewa
Dance dance dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre
Be sharp, be hard, be heavy, be alive, clap and knock clap-sticks
Budjangka durruba bubobelo murrboa marra mandarra dakai marra dawalbo
Clap and knock leaves, clap and knock clap-sticks, hurry up
Marra mandarra dakai barramaiu dakai marra dawalbo wangkurela
Dance dance dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre
Be flash cheeky show off and shake a leg
Werrayn yakai wangkurela nganyarre karrewa
Dance dance dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre
Sang By
Jida Murray-Gulilipil
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Purpose of this workshop
Develop understanding of a language centre.
What are the protocols and procedures of learning language off country.
How to get the community involvement with the language centre.
And what are the funding availabilities
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Language Learning Centre
The language centre will have a unique position of being driven by and directly answerable to the community for which they do their work. The work of the language centre is determined by decisions of its committee. The committee is comprised of representatives of language groups in the region after consultation with Traditional Owner groups.
The Centre would have the capacity to provide the avenue for community to learn language off country.
This would be possible once a protocol agreement is negotiated with the local Traditional Owners.
On behalf of Nyanda Ngudjuwa and the
WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program I would like to thank you for your input and ideas for this workshop.
Thomas.L.Kinchela
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop 14th November 2006
Language Awareness within the Community
" Language and Culture go hand in hand. To develop one is to nurture the other"
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Meaning
Ngudjuwa- Dhudhuroa word for Camp.
Ngurang- Wiradjuri word for place, town, nest or burrow of animals, hut, camp.
The combination of these two different Language words is out of respect for the two neighboring Nations the Wiradjuri and Dhudhuroa.
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Why Important Meeting
The large Indigenous community within Albury/Wodonga have a great diversity of language and culture that needs to be recognized. With the assistance of the local community and various language bodies, procedures and protocols will be developed to eventually begin learning
language off country.
" Language and Culture go hand in hand. To develop one is to nurture the other"
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Language Groups Across Australia
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Language Groups for Victoria
Language Groups of NSW (Draft Map)
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
What are the Language Groups in Albury/Wodonga
Wiradjuri
Dhudhuroa
WayWurru
Kamilaroi
Barkindji/Paakantji
Yorta Yorta
Ngiyampaa
And various other language groups
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program
The WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program was first formed in 1998 funded by Victorian Aboriginal Corporation of Languages. The aim of the program was to locate resources that may contain any Indigenous words belonging to the WayWurru or Dhudhuroa languages. The next step was to store these words so that they could later undergo linguistic analysis, with the long-term goal being the revival of the language.
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Aims and Objectives
Retrieve and revive the language
Involvement of Traditional Owners
Collection and safe storage of materials
Community consultation
Co-ordinate and review ongoing research
Language Program
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Research
Research Archives for relevant language materials
Retrieve relevant language documents that are identified
Identify relevant oral records
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Consult
Consult and develop memorandum of understanding with Traditional Owners
Consult with Elders and community members
Promote Language Program.e.g. Workshops, Community Newsletters, Local Media
Be Flash Cheeky Show Off and Shake a Leg
Werrayn Yakai Wangkurela Nganyarre Karrewa
Fresh happy mind, twist and turn’round, dance
Kundja baumbadji marriwa yakamilla durruba nganyarre
Shake a leg, hurry up
Nganyarre karrewa kananbi
Dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre
Be flash cheeky show off and shake a leg
Werrayn yakai wangkurela nganyarre karrewa
Dance dance dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre
Be sharp, be hard, be heavy, be alive, clap and knock clap-sticks
Budjangka durruba bubobelo murrboa marra mandarra dakai marra dawalbo
Clap and knock leaves, clap and knock clap-sticks, hurry up
Marra mandarra dakai barramaiu dakai marra dawalbo wangkurela
Dance dance dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre
Be flash cheeky show off and shake a leg
Werrayn yakai wangkurela nganyarre karrewa
Dance dance dance dance
Nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre nganyarre
Sang By
Jida Murray-Gulilipil
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Purpose of this workshop
Develop understanding of a language centre.
What are the protocols and procedures of learning language off country.
How to get the community involvement with the language centre.
And what are the funding availabilities
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Language Learning Centre
The language centre will have a unique position of being driven by and directly answerable to the community for which they do their work. The work of the language centre is determined by decisions of its committee. The committee is comprised of representatives of language groups in the region after consultation with Traditional Owner groups.
The Centre would have the capacity to provide the avenue for community to learn language off country.
This would be possible once a protocol agreement is negotiated with the local Traditional Owners.
On behalf of Nyanda Ngudjuwa and the
WayWurru and Dhudhuroa Language Program I would like to thank you for your input and ideas for this workshop.
Thomas.L.Kinchela
Ngudjuwa Ngurang Workshop
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
MY EBAY
<---- click picture please" SPIRITS OF THE WATER "
Acrylic on Canvas, unframed
21cm, 210mm, 8in x 255mm, 25.5cm, 10in
2007
MEANING; This painting depicts the Spirits of the Water, they are the spirits that make the water sparkle and clean as they look after the water. Back in creation time Baiame created all and placed certain Spirits in every thing and place. He gave Laws to these spirits and each spirit certain powers to make the aboriginal people obey his laws. The water spirits were left in places where people and animals came to drink. They were given the power to bring on new life, Storms, Floods and even droughts depending on how the people obeyed Baiame laws. They were given certain animal totems to feed the people such as fish, turtle and every other creature that lives in water. He made it Law that he who drinks water takes the water Spirit that gives new life. The Water spirits create rain and new life. Without the water spirits all would die.. My Spirits are protectors. The three circles joined by squiggly lines represent the three rivers of the "Wiradjuri Nation", The Wambool (Macquarie), Kalar (Lachlan) and Murrumbidgerie (Murrumbidgee). ©
REVIEW OF MY PAINTING; Well known among the Aboriginal artists for his clarity of style and vivid use of colour. David is a talented artist whose works have toured Australia. Several art collectors overseas commissioning David to paint larger paintings for there own collections. These painting are filled with a true artist's' impression of the Australian outback. It is difficult to believe that this art can be created using a brush alone but it has and this is a testament to the skills of David Dunn. David's paintings usually combine traditional Aboriginal dot painting techniques and modern contemporary Aboriginal art. Each of his paintings has a meaning that goes beyond what is depicted, for instance in a painting the color of the dots signify a part of the natural landscape and also have a reference to the dreamtime. Interested collectors may wish to peruse the stories attached to other paintings that David has done in order to gain further insight here. In Adelaide, in South Australia, these paintings have been creating a sensation with many keen buyers asking for private viewings and snapping up the art.
HAVE A LOOK AT MY WEBSITE www.daviddunn.com.au
lots of new items have been added and theres more to come,
The new songs page will be up and running soon
have fun be patient
david
Uncle Roy
Question from art_by_cherylcraig
New South Wales, Australia
Thanky You, Dave... for letting us know about uncle RON sadly...Glady Uncle Roy Still lives....I've sent word onto the Tribes.
New South Wales, Australia
Thanky You, Dave... for letting us know about uncle RON sadly...Glady Uncle Roy Still lives....I've sent word onto the Tribes.
Thank you
Thank you for letting us know about Uncle Roy. I've let the tribe know. Be Well, Dave!
from art_by_cherylcraig
from art_by_cherylcraig
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Dear Family Members and Friends,
Last night Tuesday 1 May 2007 Uncle Ron Murray (Sydney Ronald Murray 1920-2007) passed away at aged 86 years in the Mildura Hospital in Nyeri Nyeri Country.
Uncle Ron was married to Una Murray-Amatta who passed away at Nowra in 1981. The marriage produced nine children including six girls Shirley, Hilda, Coral (d.), Kay (d.), Gail and Priscilla and three boys Michael, William and Paul.
Uncle Ron's siblings were Robert (d.1919), William Murray (d.), Stephen Murray(d.), John Stewart Murray(d.1989) and Besley.
Our sincerest condolences to Uncle Ron's immediate Extended Family, including Uncle Bes Murray and Family and Uncle Ron's family Hilda, Shirley, Gail, Priscilla, Mick,Billy, Paul and their Families.
Uncle Ron was born at Muymir or Lake Boga in Wamba Wamba Country on 28 September 1920 the son of John Sydney Murray (1900-1971) the son of William Murray (1872-1954) the son of Willliam Murray a scottishman and Kate Rogers of Conargo a Baraparapa/Wiradjeri Woman and Lila Atkinson (1881-1919) of the Yorta Yorta the daughter of John Atkinson (b.1851) of the Yorta Yorta the son of Kitty Atkinson/Cooper (1834-1885) of the Yorta Yorta and Harriet Brown (b.1862) of Bogan River in Wiradjeri Country.
Uncle Ron's mother Hilda Stewart (1897-1947) a Wamba Wamba/Dhudhuroa woman was born at Mellool NSW was the youngest of ten children of Baradapgournditch Robroy Stewart (1844-1940) a wamba wamba Man of Muymir Lake Boga the son of Walin and Kitty of Muymir Lake Boga. Robroy married in 1875 Mary Jane Andrew (1851-1945) a Dhudhuroa Woman from Wodonga.
Uncle Ron is mourned by all of his Children, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren and Extended Murray/Stewart Family. A Public Notice will be circulated shortly about the funeral arrangements probably at Muymir Lake Boga.
Uncle Ron was a strong supporter of his People and was an inspiration to those who struggled for land rights and human rights. Rest in Peace, Uncle.RegardsGary Murray ABN 1859 4582944 Mobile 0400 340 178Chairperson Wiran Aboriginal Corporation Deputy Chairperson Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation Co-Chair Boort Loddon Cultural Interpretive Centre Working Group Co-Chair Dhudhuroa Native Title Group Wamba Wamba Representative Victorian Traditional Owners Land Justice Group Jupagalk NTG Signatory Dja Dja Wurrung NTG Signatory Wamba Wamba/Baraparapa NTG Signatory Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Land Council Member.
R.I.P.
WWW.DAVIDDUNN.COM.AU
Uncle Ron was married to Una Murray-Amatta who passed away at Nowra in 1981. The marriage produced nine children including six girls Shirley, Hilda, Coral (d.), Kay (d.), Gail and Priscilla and three boys Michael, William and Paul.
Uncle Ron's siblings were Robert (d.1919), William Murray (d.), Stephen Murray(d.), John Stewart Murray(d.1989) and Besley.
Our sincerest condolences to Uncle Ron's immediate Extended Family, including Uncle Bes Murray and Family and Uncle Ron's family Hilda, Shirley, Gail, Priscilla, Mick,Billy, Paul and their Families.
Uncle Ron was born at Muymir or Lake Boga in Wamba Wamba Country on 28 September 1920 the son of John Sydney Murray (1900-1971) the son of William Murray (1872-1954) the son of Willliam Murray a scottishman and Kate Rogers of Conargo a Baraparapa/Wiradjeri Woman and Lila Atkinson (1881-1919) of the Yorta Yorta the daughter of John Atkinson (b.1851) of the Yorta Yorta the son of Kitty Atkinson/Cooper (1834-1885) of the Yorta Yorta and Harriet Brown (b.1862) of Bogan River in Wiradjeri Country.
Uncle Ron's mother Hilda Stewart (1897-1947) a Wamba Wamba/Dhudhuroa woman was born at Mellool NSW was the youngest of ten children of Baradapgournditch Robroy Stewart (1844-1940) a wamba wamba Man of Muymir Lake Boga the son of Walin and Kitty of Muymir Lake Boga. Robroy married in 1875 Mary Jane Andrew (1851-1945) a Dhudhuroa Woman from Wodonga.
Uncle Ron is mourned by all of his Children, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren and Extended Murray/Stewart Family. A Public Notice will be circulated shortly about the funeral arrangements probably at Muymir Lake Boga.
Uncle Ron was a strong supporter of his People and was an inspiration to those who struggled for land rights and human rights. Rest in Peace, Uncle.RegardsGary Murray ABN 1859 4582944 Mobile 0400 340 178Chairperson Wiran Aboriginal Corporation Deputy Chairperson Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation Co-Chair Boort Loddon Cultural Interpretive Centre Working Group Co-Chair Dhudhuroa Native Title Group Wamba Wamba Representative Victorian Traditional Owners Land Justice Group Jupagalk NTG Signatory Dja Dja Wurrung NTG Signatory Wamba Wamba/Baraparapa NTG Signatory Wamba Wamba Local Aboriginal Land Council Member.
R.I.P.
WWW.DAVIDDUNN.COM.AU
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