Indigenous artists showcase work at National Indigenous Art Fair in Sydney

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Over 100 Indigenous artists from 30 art centres are in Sydney for the National Indigenous Art Fair.
Many faced challenges, including devastating floods, but the event offers a vital platform for them to share their culture and art.

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Over 100 Indigenous artists from 30 art centres are in Sydney for the National Indigenous Art Fair. Many faced challenges, including devastating floods, but the event offers a vital platform for them to share their culture and art.

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