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GOOD COPY BAD COPY vividly displays the global dillemmas of copyright law. Who really owns what? And what is the purpose of copyright?
GOOD COPY BAD COPY travels alongside Gnarls Barkley's mega-hit 'Crazy' to northern Brazil for a local reflavouring and back to remix virtuoso Girl Talk in Pittsburgh. In Sweden, Hollywood henchmen and 'Pirate Bay' followers clash, while in African movie capital 'Nollywood' in Nigeria noone worries about copyright or "piracy". Until now.
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15 October, 2007
14 October, 2007
24th Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award
http://www.nt.gov.au/nreta/museums/exhibitions/natsiaa/index.html
 | Winner Telstra Award |
 | Winner Telstra General Painting Angelina George, Near Ruined City, Synthetic polymer paint on canvas |
 | Winner Telstra Bark Painting Margaret Rarru Garrawurra, Ngarra Body Paint Design, Natural pigments on wood |
 | Winner Telstra Work on Paper Alick Tipoti, Gubau Aimai Mabaigal, Linocut on paper |
 | Winner Wandjuk Marika 3D Memorial Award (sponsored by Telstra) Laurie Nilsen, Goolburris on the Bungil Creek, Barbed wire, steel, cast aluminium, sand, natural pigments |
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Opening Night Winners’ Speeches
- Winner Telstra Award - Dennis Nona (wmv 7Mb)
- Winner Telstra General Painting - Angelina George (wmv 6Mb)
- Winner Telstra Bark Painting - Margaret Rarru Garrawurra (wmv 7Mb)
- Winner Telstra Work on Paper - Alick Tipoti (wmv 9Mb)
- Winner Wandjuk Marika 3D Memorial Award (sponsored by Telstra) - Laurie Nilsen (wmv 8Mb
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NATSIAA Archives
2006 - 23rd Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award
2005 - 22nd Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award
2004 - 21st Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award
2003 - 20th Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award
Download for 2007
- Download a sales information brochure (pdf 820Kb)
- Download a brochure of the Telstra Award and Media Category Winners (pdf 2Mb)
National Indigenous Art Triennial
13 October 2007 – 10 February 2008
http://nga.gov.au/NIAT07/index.cfmThe inaugural National Indigenous Art Triennial will be held at the Gallery in Canberra later this year. Presenting the work of thirty artists from each state and territory, the Triennial demonstrates the incredible range of contemporary Indigenous art practice. It is the largest survey show of Indigenous art at the Gallery in more than fifteen years, featuring up to four works by each artist created during the past three years in a variety of media, including painting on bark and canvas, sculpture, textiles, weaving, new media, photomedia, printmaking and installation. The works selected not only create an exhibition of outstanding quality but are also ultimately important acquisitions for the national collection.
Internationally, there has been incredible interest in contemporary Indigenous art from Australia, most notably with the prestigious Australian Indigenous Art Commission at the new Musée du quai Branly, Paris, in June 2006. And there can be no doubt that locally the launch of the Triennial is well-timed. Not only does it open the day after the Gallery’s twenty-fifth anniversary, it also coincides with the fortieth anniversary of the 1967 Referendum (Aboriginals), whereby non-Indigenous Australians (90.77%) voted overwhelmingly to include Indigenous Australians on the census as citizens, and the fiftieth anniversary of NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee). These anniversaries are a major inspiration for the exhibition’s thematic context.
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