NATIONAL TALK BLACK – 26/11/2024
On todays National Talk Black via NIRS – National Indigenous Radio Service we have:
Connie Rovina, First Nation Artist, talking about the “Summer Show”. UMI Arts will complete its 2024 exhibition season with the launch of The Summer Show – a collectible, gift-worthy visual art and jewellery collection by 12 of the far north’s emerging and established First Nations artists, Featuring 41 artworks in various mediums, including a line of polymer bead jewellery. The artists who created this vibrant show of works were asked to draw inspiration from the far northern summer and dynamic, electrical energy of the tropics. Each piece expresses inspiration through various materials and mediums and has a unique story or provenance. The artwork’s lines, forms, textures, and structures tell stories about the artist, their existence and how they experience a typical tropical summer. The Summer Show is open from Monday to Friday from 22 November 2024 to 20 February 2025 between 10 am and 4 pm at UMI Arts Shop 4, Jensen Plaza Gallery, 1 Jensen Street, Manoora. To find out more, check out the link below!
https://umiarts.com.au/exhibition-catalogues/
Senior Sergeant Glen De Lai, Edmonton Police – Whichway Yarning Segment, talking about Safe Drinking. No amount of alcohol can be considered completely safe. Even drinking small amounts increases your chance of getting cancer. By limiting the amount that you drink you can reduce your risk of harm from alcohol-related injury or disease.
Ben Lucas, Leading Personal Trainer and FBX Ambassador and owner and director of Flow Athletic, talking about new insights from The Fat Loss Report revealing that despite nearly half (49%) of Australians actively trying to lose fat, many are struggling to see the results they want. To help the half (49%) of Australians currently trying to lose fat and the nearly a quarter (22%) of Australians who say they would tryfat loss supplements if they were easily accessible, FBX is launching the FBX Optimizer Fat Loss Forte supplement, available withouta prescription. To find out more, check out the link below!
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