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ACMI Presents: The National Indigenous Photomedia Forum
As part of the Melbourne Indigenous Arts Festival, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image presents a series of events celebrating the traditions and visions of Indigenous culture.
WHEN: 08/02/2012 to 10/02/2012
WHERE: Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne
STATE: VIC
COUNTRY: AUS
Event information:
The National Indigenous Photomedia Forum Unclassified 15
Date: Wed 8 Feb – Fri 10 Feb
Location: ACMI Cinema 1 and workshop space
Tickets: Various prices, see acmi.net.au for details; Free to Indigenous artists
Presented in association with the Centre for Contemporary Photography
Supported by Arts Victoria, City of Melbourne and CAL Cultural Fund, The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) presents series of talks and live events celebrating the rich traditions and new visions in Indigenous art and culture, as part of the Melbourne Indigenous Arts Festival 2012.
The program opens with the National Indigenous Photomedia Forum co-programmed by ACMI’s Artist in Residence Reko Rennie and Arts Victoria in association with the Centre of Contemporary Photography (CCP). Indigenous communities across Australia have a strong interest in photomedia, film and online media, both as audiences and creatives. Despite this and the surge in media practices across the country, the Indigenous community is not well represented in many professional media and photographic associations. This forum addresses this situation by presenting professional development and networking opportunities that assist artists to develop knowledge and skills. Alongside Rennie, Indigenous speakers include Mervyn Bishop (photo journalist), Daniel Browning (broadcast journalist), Patricia Adjaye (from Copyright Agency Ltd), Darren Siewes (photographer), Diane Jones (photo-media artist), Lisa Reihana (Maori multimedia artist), r e a (visual artist) and more. The three day program also includes workshops facilitated by Dr Les Walkling (photographer, educator) and others. The National Indigenous Photomedia Forum will run from Wednesday 8 to Friday 10 February 2011 and is free to Indigenous artists.
