Nalini Malani: Hamletmachine
Author(s)
Hoffie, Patricia Elizabeth
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2003
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The exhibition at the Drill Hall Gallery presents the work of nine artists. The exhibition at the Drill Hall is one of three diferent exhibitons under the common title witnessing to Silence: Art and Human Rights. The three exhibitions and a performance at the National Museum of Australia are being held to coincide with the Art and Human Rights international conference. The artists are of high international reputation selected for the effeciveness iwth which they analytically and incisively address a range of global human rights issues, including social justice, colonialism, displacement, racism and genocide.The exhibition at the Drill Hall Gallery presents the work of nine artists. The exhibition at the Drill Hall is one of three diferent exhibitons under the common title witnessing to Silence: Art and Human Rights. The three exhibitions and a performance at the National Museum of Australia are being held to coincide with the Art and Human Rights international conference. The artists are of high international reputation selected for the effeciveness iwth which they analytically and incisively address a range of global human rights issues, including social justice, colonialism, displacement, racism and genocide.
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Journal Title
witnessing to silence: art and human rights
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Subject
PRE2009-Fine Arts (incl. Sculpture and Painting)