WOMADelaide: Rob Edwards and Cedric Varcoe

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On today's episode we speak with two First Nations artists featuring at WOMADelaide 2024. First up is Rob Edwards, a talented local artist who uses his gift for music to channel his unique voice and express multi-generational storytelling. Also featured is Cedric Varcoe, a renowned Narungga and Ngarrindjeri artist known for his iconic artwork that will feature on the WOMADelaide signage present at this year's festival. Both artists advocate for the continued amplification of Aboriginal voices and history through their work, with emphasis on the power of connection through art and community.

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