artists, friends, students and supporters – the Game Changers, Rule Breakers and Risk Takers.
Artwork: “INBY – The Mystery of the Resurrection” by Graeme & Vesna, from the “Resurrection – When Jesus is Rising, Wanjinas are Rejoicing” workshops.
© DreamRaiser/Vesna Tenodi
Art from our “Resurrection – When Jesus is Rising, Wanjinas are Rejoicing” workshop, held in Sydney yesterday. Human figures created by Gina Sinozich.
© 2016 DreamRaiser/Vesna Tenodi
Merry Christmas to all our artists, friends, students and supporters – the Game Changers, Rule Breakers and Risk Takers. The DreamRaiser Project had an eventful year and we look forward to working with all of you in 2016 and beyond!
Wanjina Watchers T-shirts, from the DreamRaiser™ range of products – limited edition of art T-shirts featuring Wanjina of Courage© by Gina Sinozich, black and red, this weekend only.
Wanjina Watchers by Gina – Exhibition Catalogue
Wanjina Watchers exhibition by Gina Sinozich at the Governor’s Palace in Rijeka at the Croatian Adriatic Coast
Wanjina Watchers exhibition of selected artworks by Gina Sinozich opened in Rijeka
Croatian TV: “Wanjina Watchers – Celestial Guardians” exhibition by Gina Sinozich, explaining the ancient rock art left in Australia by the advanced races of Rajanes and Abrajanes, predating the incoming Aboriginal tribes by thousands of years.
Big thank-you to Sage Francis, for “Vonnegut Busy” from “Copper Gone” album, a perfect match for “Burning Bridges – Building Bridges” DreamRaiser art events. And as they say: may the bridges that we burn light the way.
Congratulations to Gina Sinozich, Australia Day recipient of the Order of Liverpool Award 2015, for her extraordinary contribution to art
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…
ANZAC Wanjinas by Vesna Tenodi: “Rising Sun – Sharing the Spirit of ANZAC” is a tribute to all Australians who served and died in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. It celebrates the spirit of ANZAC, with its human qualities of duty, honour, courage, and sacrifice, which have shaped our sense of national identity. Its…
Spoken by: Jesse Russell-Williams Lyrics: Wanjinas Art: “Wanjina Watchers” by Gina Sinozich, Benedikt Osváth, Marina Lapadatovic, Graeme Biddle, Vesna Tenodi, Damir Tenodi Didgeridoo: Aboriginal artist Goomblar Wylo Book by Vesna Tenodi “Dreamtime Set in Stone — the Truth about Australian Aborigines, as requested by the Those-Who-Know” Goomblar’s didgeridoo performance at ModroGorje Gallery — DVD companion…
“Dreamtime Set in Stone – the Truth about Australian Aborigines, as requested by the Those-Who-Know” by Vesna Tenodi [Kindle Edition] NEW on Amazon: The book that some violent Aborigines wanted banned and their lawyers tried to confiscate. Conversations with Aboriginal elder Goomblar Wylo. Goomblar’s didgeridoo performance, originallyDVD companion to the book, now on YouTube
Rockdale Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition – Vote for your favourite artwork
Vesna Tenodi: Forbidden Art, Politicised Archaeology and the “Dreamtime Set in Stone” book with Goomblar Wylo 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:www.pleistocenecoalition.com
Angels, Lesser Wanjinas and Bradshaw Abrajanal (pre-aboriginal) Australian Rock Art Music and performance: Amadeo Dujmovic DreamRaiser Art: Suncica Dzaic: Angels and Lesser Wanjinas; Grahame Walsh: Bradshaw Abrajanal (pre-aboriginal) Australian Rock Art
Western civilization needs Wanjinas – DreamRaiser Artists in the Pleistocene Coalition Art Gallery Australian and Croatian artists in PC gallery: “…superb paintings and other creative work from Vesna Tenodi’s DreamRaiser project including the exploratory electronic and guitar instrumental by Croatian composer and musician Amadeo Dujmovic…”
On the Edge of Science: Damir Tenodi – The Art of Tai Chi, the Masters-of-the-Fifth-level and Wanjina DreamRaiser art installation TV talk show On the Edge of Science with Kresimir Misak – English transcript coming soon.
DreamRaiser Art: The idea of the sacred and the divine in world traditions In April 2012 Vesna and Damir Tenodi were finalists in the sculpture exhibition organised by Rockdale City Council, at Cook Park, beside lovely Kyeemagh beach on historic Botany Bay.
Aborigines, Artistic Freedom and Spiritual Archaeology On the Edge of Science – Kresimir Misak interviews Vesna Tenodi, a Croatian-Australian archaeologist, artist, writer and medium, who lives in Sydney. Topics include art and censorship, political correctness which is paralysing Australian society today and is used to terrorise artists and writers, as well as Aboriginal violence against…
Music & performance: Amadeo Dujmovic Lyrics: Vesna Tenodi, Wanjina CEO Art: Benedikt Osváth, Gina Sinozich, Marina Lapadatovic, Graeme Biddle, Suncica Dzaic Wanjinas’ smile – another wake-up call to Aborigines Hey, listen you all… la, lalala, la who are building the wall… between the skies… and people’s minds… Hey, listen you all… la, lalala, la distorting…
The higher cosmic beings, Master Ananda and the Those-Who-Know, in November 2011 gave an assessment of the current condition of the world, with advice, warnings and encouragements. The Masters said that 10 December 2011 is a tipping point, at which the world will become locked-in the state as people have chosen themselves. Until 20 December…
Lyrics: Vesna Tenodi, Wanjina CEO, Music: Amadeo Dujmović, Art: Marina Lapadatović IGNORING THE LAW OF WANJINAS It’s nothing to do with us it does! it does! it does! It’s nothing to do with us it does! It always does! It’s nothing to do with us they say and look away It’s nothing to do with…
ABC 7.30 Report: Amazing Art by Gina Sinozich 24/02/2005 One of the DreamRaiser Project iconic artists Gina Sinozich and her amazing art were highly appreciated and admired as illustrated in this ABC segment broadcast in 2005. In 2009, in collaboration with Vesna Tenodi, Gina created the Wanjina Watchers series for the Dreamtime Set in Stone…
Between August and October 2011, we were running a number of Wanjina DreamRaiser public art events and performances in Europe, in Zagreb and at the magnificent Adriatic Coast, promoting Aboriginal forgotten spirituality, protesting against art censorship, and raising awareness of harassment of non-indigenous artists in Australia… Continue reading: Croatian Chronicles
We truly care, but they refuse to see that – Attempted relocation of the Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone sculpture by Benedikt Osvath in Katoomba, the City of Art Censorship
Wanjina mural-painting protest against censorship, Sydney
Sydney Croat duo urges artists worldwide to support artistic freedom Continue reading: Croatian Herald 7 July 2011: Support Artistic Freedom
Lyrics: Vesna Tenodi, Wanjina CEO, Music: Amadeo Dujmović Wanjinas’ Kiss You white woman, you have no right to dream! You white woman, you have no right to dream! You cannot make me hurt you Pain is like shield on your heart. Don’t dwell on pain, Don’t dwell on pain, Oh no no no Oh no…
Music: Amadeo Dujmović Art: Marina Lapadatović
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…
Spirit of Debate – ABC TV news 23-10-2010 Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone – Vesna Tenodi & Ben Osvath
Lyrics: Vesna Tenodi, Wanjina CEO, Music: Amadeo Dujmovic Wanjinas’ call to Aboriginal people for reconciliation Reconciliate with us — your Wanjinas, again, By overcoming anger and hatred and pain. Imposed on your people two centuries ago. The moment has come to let the pain go. And let the anger go, and let the hatred…
http://www.michaelgalovic.com/nonreligious1.html
http://www.cathcomm.org/aboriginalcm/LaPerouse/RCartist.htm
… Vesna Tenodi has described the intention of the sculpture as to recognise, celebrate and “reinterpret” Indigenous spirituality. She feels spiritually connected to the Wandjina and sees herself as having a right, and even spiritual permission and direction, to use the imagery. She said recently on ABC’s The Law Report that artists should have the…
Blue Mountains gallery owner Vesna Tenodi has released a song entitled “Wanjinas Call” for NAIDOC week. Ms Tenodi, who commissioned a large stone Wanjina carving outside her gallery, has already attracted considerable hostility from Mowanjum artists and her local Aboriginal community for unauthorised use of sacred images. Read more http://www.kimberleypage.com.au/2010/07/katoomba-gallery-owner-releases-wanjina-song/.
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