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Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud – NAIDOC 2024 Exhibition

Kaiela Arts is proud to announce a new exhibition opening on Tuesday 9 July celebrating this year’s NAIDOC Week Theme, Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud. The exhibition will honour Ancestors and Country, proudly displaying the vitality and resilience of First Nations cultures and storytelling in contemporary forms.  The exhibition will bring together a …

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2022 Annual General Meeting

We look forward to welcoming all our members to our 2022 Annual General Meeting, 5.30pm, Wednesday 30 November 2022. If you are a current financial member of Kaiela Arts and would like to be nominated for the Board of Management, please deliver your signed and endorsed nomination form to Kaiela Arts no later than 5pm …

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Kaiela deya, manu nyananan

Kaiela deya, manu nyananan (River here, is home to all of us)

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We are excited to share with you an artwork by Kaiela Arts artists which has been installed in the SAM Window.   Kaiela deya, manu nyananan (River here, is home to all of us) is a collaborative piece by artists Jack Anselmi, Suzanne Atkinson, Tammy-Lee Atkinson, Frances Nicholson, Eva Ponting and Lyn Thorpe.  ‘This artwork expresses our …

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Kaiela Arts - Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support

Kaiela Arts is a member of the Indigenous Art Code which relays all transparent, fair and ethical dealing between art centres and artists.

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Kaiela Arts Shepparton acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are located in Shepparton which forms part of the Yorta Yorta Nation.

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