Download the full open letter here: http://modrogorje.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Open.Letter.To_.Scott_.Morrison.Australian.Museum.13.October.2021.pdf
This Request for a Federal Inquiry into Aboriginal violence against non-Aboriginal Australians was sent on 07 January 2020, and was one of a number of Requests sent to Australian Government and Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) over the last thirteen years. These publications were prompted by the ongoing Aboriginal violence, vandalism and harassment of non-Aboriginal…
This Request for a Federal Inquiry into Aboriginal violence against non-Aboriginal Australians was sent on 29 May 2019, and was one of a number of Requests sent to Australian Government over the last twelve years. These publications were prompted by the ongoing Aboriginal violence, vandalism and harassment of non-Aboriginal artists and intellectuals, and Aboriginal bullying…
Stand up and speak out against Aboriginal violence and corruption of the Aboriginal industry.
ModroZorje Wanjina Watchers Sculpture Garden opening in Europe In response to Aboriginal violent and hateful conduct (including vandalism and death threats) towards our DreamRaiser art projects (an initiative to revive Aboriginal spirituality), and the corrupt actions of the Aboriginal industry, ModroGorje Gallery now has the ModroZorje sister centre in Europe, with the Wanjina Watchers in…
What Australians really think: We are waiting for the good professor, and his colleagues, to apologise to Andrew Bolt. Why is it politically acceptable for these bureaucrats to “discover” the obvious, without being ridiculed and slandered like Andrew? And like Vesna, Gina, Ben and Goomblar, we should add. Hypocrites and sycophants, the lot of them.
Allegations of fraud, shocking waste and corruption have rocked Indigenous-run organisations around the country. There are 44 Indigenous organisations and programs currently being investigated by the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet’s IAG Risk, Compliance and Integrity branch. Four Corners has learned that, in some cases, executives and other trusted figures abused their positions and…
the Australian, 05/03/2016
After decades of being terrorised by fake Aborigines – white individuals and groups who masquerade as indigenous people – Australians have had enough. The problems of Aboriginal violence and fake Aborigines rorting the system kept escalating for almost 50 years, with no-one daring to tackle those politically sensitive issues…
Tribute to Bronya, a brave advocate for artistic freedom
Stand up and speak out, to end Aboriginal violence against Non-Aboriginal artists.
Vesna Tenodi: Global perspective on Australian archaeology – Crimes and consequences of Aboriginal violence The Pleistocene Coalition is a group of researchers challenging the tenets of mainstream scientific agendas which are promoted despite empirical evidence to the contrary. Join a community not afraid to challenge the status quo:http://pleistocenecoalition.com
Vesna Tenodi: Australian artists terrorized by the taxpayer-funded Aboriginal Industry The Pleistocene Coalition is a group of researchers challenging the tenets of mainstream scientific agendas which are promoted despite empirical evidence to the contrary. Join a community not afraid to challenge the status quo: http://pleistocenecoalition.com
Support our campaign for Freedom of Expression – say no to violence and corruption! Sent to the Blue Mountains Gazette, with congratulations to Councillors Robert Stock & Geordie Williamson, for having the courage to speak out.
Wanjina Watchers Dolls – protest against Aboriginal violence – international art events in support of Polish designer Ewa Smuga and the Eclipse Hotel Wanjina Watchers Dolls art events are held in support of Polish designer Ewa Smuga and Hotel Eclipse, to inform the international community about escalating Aboriginal violence against artists, as well as corruption…
Open Letter to the Liberal Government; and thanks to the Office for the Arts for defunding the Arts Law Centre of Australia Before the Federal election on 7 September 2013, this request was sent to the Liberal coalition, in expectation they will take over and liberate Australian people from the Labor Government and its tyranny.…
Update on effects of aboriginal violence
Donald Richardson and Vesna Tenodi: Aboriginal Violence against Australian Artists
Forbidden Art, Politicised Archaeology and Orwellian Politics in Australia
Yes, in Australia today you can be terrorised and have your art censored for “offending” Aborigines with using a criss-cross pattern, putting three dots together, or even if any anonymous caller starts making threats of violence to artists and gallery owners. Why artist Lucas Grogan was censored: angry objectors who choose to be offended Lucas…
Cameron Hayes: The incomplete history of Milikapiti Following Aboriginal hysterical threats, Alcaston Gallery director Beverly Knight cancelled the exhibition of Melbourne-based artist Cameron Hayes a day before its opening in June… Why artist Cameron Hayes was censored: depictions of aboriginal life by white artist spark outrage Wanjina DreamRaisers WorldWide Club
Silencing the voices of reason, a social, political and archaeological study, examining art censorship In their intention to engineer a way to censor the Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone sculpture by Benedikt Osváth, the Blue Mountains City Council joined forces with the Arts Law Centre of Australia and successfully manipulated planning laws, using the…
Media release: From Katoomba to Canberra – it’s the same mentality of Aboriginal hysteria
Blue Mountains police caught a man in the act of vandalising and desecrating the Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone sculpture by Benedikt Osváth
Vandals are at it again 3 August 2011 – Vesna: Those are tragic people, and it seems they cannot change.
Andrew Bolt discusses freedom of expression and censorship of Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone sculpture by Sydney sculptor Benedikt Osvath with ModroGorje Gallery owner Vesna Tenodi.
The Blue Mountains City Council ordered the owners of the Modrogorje Gallery in Katoomba to remove the sculpture “Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone”. Ms Vesna Tenodi is appealing to the Land and Environment Court and the hearing is listed for the 20th and 21st June this year. Thus far it could be a matter…
… A Croatian born artist living in the Blue Mountains just outside Sydney, VesnaTenodi is getting flak for her Aboriginal style paintings and sculptures. Vesna was on the ABC’s Radio National this week defending herself saying “prehistoric imagery belongs to the world. Any group claiming ownership is a ludicrous proposition. We have to make this clear,…
In line with What Wanjinas Want, as communicated on 11/03/2011, we are developing a new range of products, inspired by prehistoric Australian cave art, to coincide with the release of “Set in Sand” book. We are adding new themes to our work plan for 2011 which so far includes: Blue Mountains Blues – Wanjina Laughing…
Vesna Tenodi is a well known personality in the Sydney Croatian community. For many years she worked as a translator and interpreter for the Australian Government, and lately also as a community worker with the Croatian Australian Community Council (CACC). In recent years, she – along with husband Damir – renovated a house in the…
Violent response to Wandjina Watchers sculpture The Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone, the eight-and- a-half tonne sandstone sculpture by Australian artist Benedikt Osváth has been repeatedly vandalised by local thugs who also vandalised the ModroGorje gallery and made death threats to its owners and artists, claiming they acted under orders from a Kimberley tribesman. As one of…
Spirit of Debate – ABC TV news 23-10-2010 Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone – Vesna Tenodi & Ben Osvath
Our DreamRaiser project was initiated by the Those-Who-Know, or Wanjinas (Aboriginal spiritual forefathers, the DreamTimeKeepers), to raise awareness about two matters: • the dreadful social and spiritual condition the Aboriginal communities live in today, and urgency of a radical change in general approach; • the fact that I responded to the Wanjinas requests and am…
Katoomba businesswoman Vesna Tenodi commissioned artist Ben Osvath to carve a sculpture –Wandjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone – to celebrate the deep spirituality of Aboriginal culture. Spot their mistake, which has them the targets of death threats, vandalism and moral lectures by the viciously sanctimonious… Read more http://www.kimberleypage.com.au/2010/07/katoomba-gallery-owner-releases-wanjina-song/.
A Crusade Echo Point is a magnet of sorts; for tourists; for the suicidal. And, for would be spiritual saviors. A couple of years ago Vesna Tenodi, disciple of the esoteric teachings of Anan-Do, archaeologist, translator and community worker, was making a leisurely visit to the famous tourist spot. Echo Point’s magnificent vista, encompassing the…
Here is a perfect illustration of the depressingly censorious attitude that dominates the Australian arts world: A Katoomba businesswoman called Vesna Tenodi commissioned an artist, Ben Osvath, to carve a sculpture called Wandjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone. Its intention was to affirm and celebrate the deep spirituality of Aboriginal culture. However, local Aborigines were…
