Happy Last Day Of School Shirt for Teachers and Student Shirt

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Its really simple, Indigenous art from Australia should be labelled as such and made here. Stick to Damien Hirst and Banksy and run alongAlex Andra unless it’s a direct copy or forgery then all art is genuine. And I will not be confined by a politically motivated censorship of either content or method of how I chose to express myself.

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By your reasoning the Happy Last Day Of School Shirt for Teachers and Student Shirt have no right to have their own flag as by doing so they have appropriated a form of art of a pre existing culture. You seem to be determined to isolate and objectify a specific culture for some reason. Presumptive arrogance on behalf of those with a vested interest in such a narrative.

That’s the Happy Last Day Of School Shirt for Teachers and Student Shirt misconception as the Egyptians claiming the pyramids or Islam claiming Gobleki Teki. Simon Mitchell on canvas yes, hatch and dot painting has been used on other mediums such as bark, wood and rock for thousands of years. Sure, some techniques and materials used by Aboriginal artists are contemporary in nature, but the symbols and stories that are being painted belong to the indigenous artists.

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That’s the Happy Last Day Of School Shirt for Teachers and Student Shirt misconception as the Egyptians claiming the pyramids or Islam claiming Gobleki Teki. Simon Mitchell on canvas yes, hatch and dot painting has been used on other mediums such as bark, wood and rock for thousands of years. Sure, some techniques and materials used by Aboriginal artists are contemporary in nature, but the symbols and stories that are being painted belong to the indigenous artists.

That’s the Happy Last Day Of School Shirt for Teachers and Student Shirt misconception as the Egyptians claiming the pyramids or Islam claiming Gobleki Teki. Simon Mitchell on canvas yes, hatch and dot painting has been used on other mediums such as bark, wood and rock for thousands of years. Sure, some techniques and materials used by Aboriginal artists are contemporary in nature, but the symbols and stories that are being painted belong to the indigenous artists.