and for Federal Government to conduct an Inquiry into Aboriginal violence and into Corruption in the Aboriginal Industry, as well as to intervene in the Arts Law Centre ongoing breach of copyright and moral rights of Australian artists Benedikt Osvath and Gina Sinozich…
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…
…and to instruct the Arts Law Centre to remove or change its offensive wording and lack of acknowledgement in its material, articles and publications – in all the instances where the wording is in breach of Australian Copyright Law…
False attribution by the Arts Law Centre of the Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone sculpture by Benedikt Osváth; Request to the Federal Government for an Inquiry into Aboriginal violence against non-Aboriginal artists and into Corruption in the Aboriginal Industry – Published in the Public Interest “Dreamtime Set in Stone – the Truth about Australian…
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.…
Request for defunding of the Arts Law Centre of Australia
Complaint against the Arts Law Centre of Australia and Blue Mountains City Council
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
Arts Law Centre media release 22 June 2011 – this practice of Arts Law Centre racist comments and vilification of non-indigenous artists will be examined in “The social impact of Aboriginal hate in contemporary Australian society” document.
Sydney, 25 June 2011 – the Land and Environment Court upheld the Blue Mountains council decision for Vesna Tenodi, the ModroGorje gallery owner, to remove the “Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone” sculpture from her front lawn, because the image on the stone is upsetting for some Aborigines. Ms Tenodi said that the shameful conduct…