
Program
RADIO POWER
Alice Springs Desert Park 871 Larapinta Dr, Alice SpringsFirst Nations media, particularly Aboriginal radio, is a trusted and essential source of news, offering a platform for Indigenous musicians and providing humour and entertainment. Unapologetically black, Aboriginal radio amplifies diverse voices from communities across Australia, representing various language groups. Radio’s strength lies in delivering real-time updates, creating a strong…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH AMY DOWD (BUMPY) – A TRANSFORMATIVE VOICE
Alice Springs Desert Park 871 Larapinta Dr, Alice SpringsSinger, songwriter, and musician Bumpy has been the creative force behind her band, Squid Nebula, for several years. Recently, she has stepped into the spotlight as a solo artist, delving into deeply personal themes. ‘Return Home’, is more than just a beautiful song—it features her transformative voice and meaningful lyrics.…
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VISUAL STORYTELLING – SAND PAINTING: A TIMELESS TRADITION
Alice Springs Desert Park 871 Larapinta Dr, Alice SpringsStep into the world of sand painting, an ancient art form deeply rooted in storytelling, culture, and connection to Country. This installation offers a rare opportunity to witness live demonstrations and hear directly from artists as they share the techniques and traditions passed down through generations. Their creations share the…
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WEAVING WITH RHODA ROBERTS AO
Alice Springs Desert Park 871 Larapinta Dr, Alice SpringsParrtjima once again invites you to take part in a special weaving workshop, first introduced in 2018 by curator Rhoda Roberts AO. This hands-on experience offers the chance to learn traditional weaving techniques, create beautiful, intricate designs, and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of weaving in Indigenous…
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BUMPY
Alice Springs Desert Park 871 Larapinta Dr, Alice SpringsAward-winning Noongar woman and Naarm-based artist Bumpy has a voice that ripples stars. Bumpy is a force. Going by her childhood nickname – earned for a habit of bumping into all kinds of obstacles – she pulls from the strength found in tenderness, scars, and all. She has wowed crowds…
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