After the Rain 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial | Author: Tony Albert Ornament / Christmas / Hanging revelling in the cracks and

revelling in the cracks and creases

The eraser is made of a special soft material that erases the dark lines of Blackwing graphite cleanly and easily

proud Wiradjuri woman Kristy Dickinson (aka the Queen of Bling) creates bold

featuring original research and reflections from the artist's community

Presented in a metallic glass vessel and bold seasonal box with artwork by Sydney artist Mark Gowing

After the Rain 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial | Author: Tony Albert Ornament / Christmas / Hanging revelling in the cracks andAs an artist I produce a visual journal for most of my works. The journal for After the Rain became my tool for communicating with artists, highlighting the immersive potential of the exhibition spaces, and encouraging artists to utilise these fully. As the first artist led Triennial, thinking and working differently was important. The journal was a visual medium to express ideas, and the publication grew from that, becoming a deeper exploration and