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Encaustic Wax- 200 year old History books, Palm inflorescence, Gypsum, Red Ochre, white ochre, red gum woodchips, 150cm x 300cm- variable. Courtesy of the artist and Art Atrium
LIST OF ARTWORKS - SEDITION Art Trail 2020
In this first, the SEDITION art trail populates spaces from the HSBC bank to World Square, and then up to Pass-Port, 100 Oxford Street, the Eternity Theatre foyer and finally onto the Grandiflora window on Macleay Street Potts Point.
LOCATION - HSBC Foyer, 724-728 George Street, Haymarket
Teena McCarthy
Teena McCarthy is an Italian/Barkindji woman, a descendant of The Stolen Generations on her father's side. "This place called Australia apparently isn’t racist, but now I cop it, now there is an assumption, a snappiness, weird behaviour I’d never noticed before," she told the South Sydney Herald. "I’ve had lots of questions about which part of me is Aboriginal, or do I dot paint now? I’m also proud of my Italian heritage – maybe I’ll do a dot painting on a pizza...”
Teena McCarthy is represented in Sydney by Art Atrium
LOCATION - World Square, Corner of George and Liverpool Streets
Blak Douglas
I'm a contemporary artist with proud Dhungatti Aboriginal origins. My works are culturally & politically charged with a sense of irony & hint of sarcasm. Born Adam Douglas Hill Blacktown (1970) Western Sydney to a Dhungatti Aboriginal Father / Caucasian Mother.
Trained in illustration & photography, became self – practiced in painting. A classically trained Yidaki player performing nationally and internationally accompanying the likes of Christine Anu, Jessica Mauboy, and Peter Sculthorpe. Major events have included Australian Idol, The Deadly’s, The Rugby World Cup opening ceremony, and the welcome for Nelson Mandela.
Blak Douglas is represented in Sydney by Art Atrium you can also view more of his artwork on his website