Indigenous collaborations and the Creative Academy: It is never too late, is it?
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Originally published: NiTRO Edition 44 October 2022
This edition of NiTRO takes a slightly different format from usual and offers a “deep dive” into the work of one creative arts school – the Australian National University School of Music. It concentrates on the collaborations and structural initiatives that enable a process of truth telling for the nation from a growing cohort of Indigenous creative arts scholars and artists.
Co-edited by Associate Professor Chris Sainsbury, Professor Frank Millward and Professor Kim Cunio, this edition of NiTRO includes contributions from Indigenous artists, scholars and non-Indigenous thought leaders and art makers who are working in these spaces.
Editorial
Indigenous collaborations and the Creative Academy: It is never too late, is it? Chris Sainsbury, Frank Millward and Kim Cunio
From the DDCA President
Welcome from the Vice-President Craig Batty
Featured Articles
The Indigenous voice in Australian popular music Pat O’Grady
My story and the story of many Tor Frømyhr
What does it feel like? Chris Sainsbury
New Indigenous music for an old piano Scott Davie
In conversation with Will Kepa, Director of the Yil Lull Indigenous Recording Studio Frank Millward and Will Kepa
Russian dolls and music schools Kim Cunio
On whose terms? Recalibrating engagement with First Nations’ Peoples and communities at the ANU School of Music Jennifer Newsome
Remembering what we chose to forget: Indigeneity, modernism, music and the academy Frank Millward