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Richard Bell, an activist from Redfern, challenges the dominance of whiteness in the art world while reflecting on his Indigenous heritage and childhood experiences.
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Richard Bell, an activist from Redfern, challenges the dominance of whiteness in the art world while reflecting on his Indigenous heritage and childhood experiences.
Synopsis
Richard Bell grew up in a tin shed in Redfern. He became known as an activist in his community. The documentary presents two sides of Bell: the provocateur who challenges the dominance of whiteness in the art world and the individual rooted in his childhood experiences. Through his provocative work and writings, Bell confronts issues related to Indigenous histories and art history while pushing against traditional art narratives. The film runs for 82 minutes.
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