National Indigenous Times: Oldest known Aboriginal song underpins new art exhibition
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National Indigenous Times: Oldest known Aboriginal song underpins new art exhibition
Article by Rachael Knowles
Learn more about the work of NAS alum Fiona Foley as she speaks on the importance of language in her practice.
Image: Fiona Foley, Who are these strangers and where are they going? installation view, 2020. Photo: Peter Morgan
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