Wenten rubuntja biography channel

  • Artists Marlene Rubuntja and Nanette Sharpe explain their connection to their work Blak Parliament House and Mparntwe/Alice Springs.
  • Rubuntja is the daughter of Wenten Rubuntja the well-known painter and activist.
  • Sixty-year-old Rubuntja comes from a family that likes to talk with meaning.
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    Alick Tipoti

    The National NAIDOC Awards are announced at a ceremony and ball event in the national focus city. The ceremony is held on the Saturday before the start of NAIDOC Week.

    Winner Profiles

    2024

    Alick Tipoti is a Koedal (crocodile), a Zugubaw Baydham

    2024

    Caring for Country and Culture Award

    The National NAIDOC Committee are thrilled to announce Alick Tipoti as one of the finalists for Caring for Country and Culture award.

    Alick Tipoti is a Koedal (crocodile), a Zugubaw Baydham (seven stars shark constellation and a Kuki Guuba (northwest monsoon wind through his father's side from Badhu. He is a Koedal (crocodile), Thabu (snake) and Dhoeybaw (wild yam) through his mother’s side from Saibai.

    He is the head of the Koedal totem through cultural inheritance down the eldest male genealogy line and is known to his people as Zugub meaning spiritual ancestor.

    He is a fluent Kala Lagaw Ya language speaker (KLY & KKY dialects), a cultural leader and advisor. Alick is passionate about preserving his native language and reviving cultural traditions through his art and dance, He has been working putting together a language book and aims to have it published by early 2025.

    Alick has promoted his culture through art & dance nationally and inter

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