THE FOURTH NATIONAL ABORIGINAL AND TORRES
STRAIT ISLANDER VISUAL ARTS CONFERENCE

Masonic Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide, 5-7 March 2002


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March 1-10, 2002


The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Arts Conference is one of the key events of the
2002 Adelaide Festival. In 2002, there will be a strong Indigenous visual and performing arts component in the festival, and two Indigenous Associate Directors, Karl and Waiata Telfer. The conference will link into the major Festival themes of 'Reconciliation', 'Belonging to Place' and a powerful word from the traditional Kaurna owners of Adelaide, 'Palti'. As the festival programmers describe

Palti is a traditional ceremony acknowledging the history of a place, the connection of the people to that place and the telling of its story. Palti is a space for visiting cultures to be properly introduced to Kaurna country/people by adhering to the appropriate protocols. By following these codes of behaviour a communication based on integrity can be formed with the traveller and host that will lead to understanding and not conflict..Palti is about connecting people through a process of protocols that will lead to an exchange of these forms of social interaction.

The conference organisers would like to acknowledge and thank the Kaurna people as traditional owners of the land where this conference is being held, and we hope to work in the spirit of 'Palti'.

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