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KOKATHA ARTIST PROFILE – PRESTEN WARREN

Want to know more about the artist behind the eye-catching design on Kokatha Mining Services’ Lab Courier Truck? The following…

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BHP almost doubles Indigenous spend in 2023-24

Nigel Wilson and Darren Coulthard, lab courier drivers with SA-based BHP contractor Kokatha Mining Services, with an artwork by Presten…

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Munda Wanna Exhibition at Jacob’s Creek Cellar Door as part of the SALA Festival.

Explore the rhythms of land and sea and connection to Country in this exclusive Aboriginal art exhibition by, an award-winning…

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GPC Asia Pacific First Nations Strategy

Inclusion, belonging and diversity are part of our fabric here at Genuine Parts Company. We’re marking this Reconciliation Week by…

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Winner of the Carclew Creative Achievement Award

Presten Warren of Port Lincoln, is a 24-year-old Indigenous artist that has rapidly made his mark in the art world…

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Art Story: May artist in residence, Presten Warren

Introducing our May Art Story Artist in Residence…Presten Warren

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Aboriginal designs for your sari

24-year-old Aboriginal artist Presten Warren had not seen a sari up close until last year. Today, his designs appear on…

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RISING STARS TO WATCH IN 2024

The Australian art scene consistently brings forth exceptional talents, and at Bluethumb, we’re dedicated to making it effortless for art…

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2023 NAIDOC Award winner announced.

Local First Nations artist Presten Warren won the 2023 Port Lincoln NAIDOC Youth Award, sponsored by headspace. The 23-year-old began…

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2023 Malka Aboriginal Art Prize Awards.

The 2023 Malka Aboriginal Art Prize Awards took place on Thursday, 6th July, coinciding with NAIDOC Week celebrations. The vibrant…

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