
Changing Australia: Vernon Ah Kee and reshaping how we think about Indigenous art
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Artists and their works can leave a powerful impression. They can delve into controversial issues, ask questions and change minds.
One of Australia's most recognised contemporary artists --- who continues to do this — is Vernon Ah Kee.
His work challenges its viewers with its exploration of race, power, history and identity through Indigenous perspectives.
He is also one of the founders of proppaNOW, a collective of Indigenous artists in Queensland, championing a platform for urban Indigenous artists and reshaping what we understand Indigenous art to be.
Guest: Vernon Ah Kee, contemporary artist, co-founder of Indigenous art collective proppaNOW
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