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Indigenous Artists : A Selection of the Best : The Torch Collection

SKU: 9781925642742
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  • Author:
    MORRIS Kent
  • ISBN:
    9781925642742
  • Publication Date:
    30/01/2019
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    128
  • Binding:
    Hardback
  • Publisher:
    Wilkinson Publishing
  • Country of Publication:
Indigenous Artists : A Selection of the Best : The Torch Collection
Indigenous Artists : A Selection of the Best : The Torch Collection

Indigenous Artists : A Selection of the Best : The Torch Collection

SKU: 9781925642742
Regular price $124.99
Unit price
per
  • Author:
    MORRIS Kent
  • ISBN:
    9781925642742
  • Publication Date:
    30/01/2019
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    128
  • Binding:
    Hardback
  • Publisher:
    Wilkinson Publishing
  • Country of Publication:

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Collection of indigenous art, full colour hardcover over 100 pieces of art, painting and sculpture.

The Torch Collection showcases extraordinary artworks by Indigenous men and women who have come in contact with the criminal justice system in Victoria. The artworks express resilience, strength, the importance of cultural connection and the hope of a better future. This collection of artworks confirms the transformative effects and healing power of art and culture for Indigenous offenders and ex-offenders. The focus of The Torch is the role of culture and cultural identity in the rehabilitative process of Indigenous offenders.

With its focus on cultural strengthening and building sustainable post release pathways, The Torch hopes to address the disproportionately high rates of Indigenous recidivism by increasing the participation of prisoners and former prisoners with the arts industry. The Torch plays a significant role in reconnecting Indigenous prisoners with their culture through art. The program recognises Indigenous people's wisdom and knowledge and encourages self-determination and autonomy. The Torch is helping to realise the changes necessary to break the cycle of reoffending.

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  • Collection of indigenous art, full colour hardcover over 100 pieces of art, painting and sculpture.

    The Torch Collection showcases extraordinary artworks by Indigenous men and women who have come in contact with the criminal justice system in Victoria. The artworks express resilience, strength, the importance of cultural connection and the hope of a better future. This collection of artworks confirms the transformative effects and healing power of art and culture for Indigenous offenders and ex-offenders. The focus of The Torch is the role of culture and cultural identity in the rehabilitative process of Indigenous offenders.

    With its focus on cultural strengthening and building sustainable post release pathways, The Torch hopes to address the disproportionately high rates of Indigenous recidivism by increasing the participation of prisoners and former prisoners with the arts industry. The Torch plays a significant role in reconnecting Indigenous prisoners with their culture through art. The program recognises Indigenous people's wisdom and knowledge and encourages self-determination and autonomy. The Torch is helping to realise the changes necessary to break the cycle of reoffending.

Collection of indigenous art, full colour hardcover over 100 pieces of art, painting and sculpture.

The Torch Collection showcases extraordinary artworks by Indigenous men and women who have come in contact with the criminal justice system in Victoria. The artworks express resilience, strength, the importance of cultural connection and the hope of a better future. This collection of artworks confirms the transformative effects and healing power of art and culture for Indigenous offenders and ex-offenders. The focus of The Torch is the role of culture and cultural identity in the rehabilitative process of Indigenous offenders.

With its focus on cultural strengthening and building sustainable post release pathways, The Torch hopes to address the disproportionately high rates of Indigenous recidivism by increasing the participation of prisoners and former prisoners with the arts industry. The Torch plays a significant role in reconnecting Indigenous prisoners with their culture through art. The program recognises Indigenous people's wisdom and knowledge and encourages self-determination and autonomy. The Torch is helping to realise the changes necessary to break the cycle of reoffending.