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Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

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Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

Ngunnawal, Ngunawal and Ngambri | Parkes ACT

The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House is located inside a heritage-listed building that was once home to Australia’s Parliament. True to our building’s original brief, we provide a ‘people’s place’, where big ideas are explored. We share the story of Australia’s democracy through exhibitions, events and education programs, as well as through our rich online collection of stories, objects and resources.
The Museum Shop

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The Museum Shop

Ngunnawal | ACTON ACT

Purchasing from the Museum Shop supports the work and activities of the National Museum of Australia. The Museum Shop is proud to work with Indigenous art centres on a range of products that benefit community.
Little Rocket Agency

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Little Rocket Agency

Naarm | Brunswick VIC

Little Rocket is a First Nations-owned creative agency, we work closely with local and interstate artists on a variety of projects, including RAPs, murals, sculpture, public art installations, fit-outs, Environmental Graphic Design, Wayfinding solutions and much more. Our team are dedicated to helping artists authentically share their cultural narratives, seamlessly weaving them into our clients’ creative vision. We prioritise collaborating with artists who have strong ties to Country, ensuring their profound connections are reflected in their work.With a commitment to cultural respect and accuracy, we assist in liaising with Traditional Owners, Land Councils, and Communities to uphold integrity across all mediums. Beyond managing artwork and delivery, we offer diverse licensing options and ancillary services for all your project needs.
Courtney Garlett

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Courtney Garlett

WA

I’m a proud Ballardong Noongar Women, from a small country town in the Wheatbelt Western Australia. The last couple of years I started losing friends and family members. I wanted to be able to keep their stories and memories alive. Continuing to learn more and with the guidance of family, creating stories using scared symbols through my paintings, I feel that strong connection. Being able to continue the scared tradition of storytelling through art, continuing what my elders and ancestors have done in the past, I feel honour and privileged to do. Sharing knowledge and teaching the next generation, I’m extremely passionate about and educating people on the beauty of my culture and ding so through artwork.
Emmarita Brown

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Emmarita Brown

Australia | Adelaide SA

Hi my name is Emmarita, I am a descendent of the Warlpiri Mob Tennant Creek, Northen Territory. I am a mum, aunt, sister and friend. I started my art journey of becoming an entrepreneur after I left DCP at age 18. As someone who was brought up through the system DCP, I want to inspire and be a role model for young people, and shed positivity through my art. That you too can achieve good things, no matter what your up brining is. I use such bright colours to enlighten positivity through my artwork. I love to share my stories as well as create others.
Advice for purchasing art ethically

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Advice for purchasing art ethically

Indigenous Art Code Ltd

Artists should be empowered in their decision making regarding commercial agreements and be able to negotiate the market on their terms.
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Acknowledgement of Country

Indigenous Art Code acknowledges the Traditional Owners and custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to the land, waters and skies, often expressed through art. We pay our respects to artists, Elders and community members past, present and future.

Acknowledgement of Country

Indigenous Art Code acknowledges the Traditional Owners and custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to the land, waters and skies, often expressed through art. We pay our respects to artists, Elders and community members past, present and future.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people viewing this site should be aware that it may contain images, voices, artworks and names of people who have passed away.