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Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
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Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
Cameron McCarthy, demonstrates traditional dance and didjeridu at Kluge Ruhe, University of Virginia, July 11, 2014. Photo by Tom Cogill.
July 6, 2014 - July 13, 2014

NAIDOC Week 2014: Cameron McCarthy

Overview

In this celebration of NAIDOC week, Kluge-Ruhe hosted an intergenerational woodblock printmaking workshop in July, where each participant created their own print of the Aboriginal flag. Indigenous visual artist, didjeridu player, dancer and hip hop solo artist Cameron McCarthy demonstrated the didjeridu and other musical instruments. Afterward, he explained the importance of the instrument within Indigenous culture, including using it to pass stories on through generations.

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NAIDOC Week

Cameron McCarthy