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Federation University Art Collection
Painting - Artwork - Painting, 'The heart's path' by leni, 2019
... aboriignal education centre collection... and private collectors. aboriginal aboriignal education centre ...leni (1960s- ) Born Melbourne Wotjobaluk "leni is both a long story and a short life. A Wotjobaluk woman, born in Melbourne in the sixties, adopted into a non-Aboriginal family and raised by true destiny on country in the Wimmera. leni was reunited with her mother and extended family in her late teens. Simple swift sentences with complex challenging undertones. Thus began an ever evolving and endlessly deep cultural and personal exploration which has passionately consumed, confused, enticed and enriched her since. leni’s creativity is inspired strongly by her cross cultural heritage, learnings and loves, failures and fears, passions and dreamings. This artwork has its own determination and authenticity. leni’s work constantly explores concepts of the past and present. leni has exhibited in the Koorie Heritage Trust, The Convent Gallery, Kirret Barreet Gallery, Gallery on Sturt, Tussock Gallery and others. Her work has been commissioned by various organisations, public and private collectors.aboriginal, aboriignal education centre collection -
Federation University Historical Collection
Plan, Mount Helen Campus Plan, 1997, 1997
The Union Building was later named the Albert Coates Centre, and the Aboriginal Education Centre moved from T Building to the first floor of the Albert Coates Centre in 2011. Mount Helen Campus Plan showing the location of buildings and roads. mount helen campus, campus plan, union builidng, aboriignal education unit, albert coated building -
Federation University Historical Collection
Photograph - Colour Photograph, Evelyn Scott, 26/07/1999
Colour photograph of the Horsham and Hinsmarsh mayors with Evelyn Scott of the Aboriignal Reconciliation Council.evelyn scott, reconciliation council, aboriginal reconciliation council, daryl argall, bernie dunn, aboriginal education centre