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inkjet print on paper (frame: 43.5 cm x 62.0 cm, image: 41.0 cm x 60.0 cm) In the 1980s Michael Riley photographed Kristina Nehm several times when she was a dancer with the Aboriginal Islander Dance Theatre in Glebe.
His glamorous 1986 image of Nehm in sunglasses was used on the invitation card for the opening of the influential NADOC '86 Exhibition of Aboriginal and Islander Photographers at the Aboriginal Artists Gallery in Sydney.
Trilby (Kristina Nehm) is a young Aboriginal woman living with her people on the outskirts of everyday Australian society. Trilby encourages her mother (Justine Saunders) to apply for a Housing Commission home being built in an area inhabited mostly by wealthier white families.
This clip shows the interactions between a young Indigenous girl, Trilby (Kristina Nehm), members of her family and non-Indigenous residents in a small Australian country town in the 1980s. It opens with Trilby encouraging her companions to enter a cafe where Indigenous people do not normally go.
Trilby (Kristina Nehm) is a young Aboriginal woman living with her people on the outskirts of everyday Australian society. When her mother (Justine Saunders) suggests that the family pack up...
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