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Headskin

Germany and Kenya, 2005
artwork

Layers of identity and expression exposed through the often raw and violent process of intercultural dialogue reveal a universal vulnerability.

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Look to your hands

United Kingdom, 1960
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Behind the mask

1998
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Between cultures

Australia, 1983
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Skin: it's all around you

Australia, 1979
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State of the art. Part 6: Identity

United Kingdom, 1986
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Faces in the sun

Australia, 1965
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Face value

United States, 1981
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The Nature of prejudice: ' I wear my people's clothes'

Canada, 1978
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The Art of the living

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Culture and personality

United States, 1983
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Canopy

Australia, 2020
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Mistaken identity

United Kingdom, 1992
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Your skin

United Kingdom, 1959
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Tabula rasa

Austria, 1987-1989
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Germany through the eyes of its youth

Germany, 1960
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Aboriginal women artists

Australia, 1992
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Dissect

Australia, 2001
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Unself portrait

Australia, 2004
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