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Low resolution photo of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander memorial at the National Gallery of Australia, comprising 200 hollow log coffins. It was made for the bicentennary of Australia's colonisation in 1988. Made by 43 artists from Ramingining and communities nearby. The path in the middle represents the Glyde River.


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