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NAIDOC 1978 Poster

Colour ink on paper. Photograph of rock art. Titled 'Cultural Revival is Survival' in black and white lettering. White text runs along lower portion.

Poster title

Cultural Revival is Survival

This NADOC [now NAIDOC] poster reflects the decision of the Committee to transition from a day of demonstration to a week- long celebration of the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The posters title 'Cultural Revival is Survival' represents the decision to introduce ideas of culture and history into what had become predominantly politically based themes for the posters. This poster, depicting an Aboriginal rock painting, promotes the protection of cultural property and the survival of Aboriginal culture as part of National Aborigines Week 10-16 July 1978.

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NAIDOC 1978 Poster 'Cultural Revival is Survival' © The Artist, licenced to the Commonwealth as represented by the National Indigenous Australians Agency available for non-commercial purposes under a Creative Commons 3.0 Australia – Attribution Non-commercial No Derivative Works licence (CC-BY-NC-ND).

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