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• Christine Nicholls is a writer, curator and academic working in Australian Studies at Flinders University. From 1982-1992 she lived and worked at Lajamanu, a remote Aboriginal settlement in the Tanami Desert of the Northern Territory. Christine has...More

  Christine Nicholls is a writer, curator and academic working in Australian Studies at Flinders University. From 1982-1992 she lived and worked at Lajamanu, a remote Aboriginal settlement in the Tanami Desert of the Northern Territory. Christine has published many books and articles on Indigenous Australian art and languages, a number of which have been translated into languages other than English. She also writes quite regularly about other areas of visual art, including Asian art, sculpture, jewellery and ceramics, and has curated art exhibitions in Australia, Europe and Asia. Christine is the Australian Editor of two high circulation, Hong Kong-based visual arts magazines - Asian Art News and World Sculpture News. She is currently working on a series of books for Thames and Hudson publishers. The co-presenter, Dr V. Crowley, University of South Australia, is highly regarded as a researcher in a number of areas, including racism and its social broader social context. She too has lived and worked in predominantly Indigenous contexts in Australia's Northern Territory. Vicki Crowley is also currently working on several books. Less

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