EPISODE · Oct 26, 2008 · 23 MIN

New directions

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program · host Gwen Horsfield and Chrischona Schmidt, Australian National University

Date recorded: 23 August 2008. Chrischona Schmidt examines Emily Kame Kngwarreye's role as painter in the community of Utopia and Gwen Horsfield looks at Australia's participation at the Venice Biennale 1978-2007, where Emily was one of the featured Australian artists.

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