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Western Australian artist Noli Rictor wins $100,000 art prize
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Aug. 9, 2024 - 19:02
The winners of Australia's richest and most prestigious indigenous art awards have been announced, with an artist from remote Western Australia taking the top prize. The national aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art awards have been celebrating first nations creations for more than 40 years. The works are on display at Darwin’s Museum and art gallery of the northern territory until January.
