Sentence examples for indigenous works from inspiring English sources

Recently the interest of Chinese collectors has expanded well beyond indigenous works.

Even better are indigenous works, which permit Chinese singers to shine in their native language.

Then traipse around the barrio's galleries; Vivid, Ikon Eastside, Grand Union, the Lombard method and Project Pigeon are all within Digbeth's footfall, all showcasing distinctive indigenous works.

Quite the opposite, most Indigenous works typically hold a space of autonomy, viewing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities as the primary audience and thereby creating more authentic works that can then attract a wider audience.

The anthropologist Margaret Mead in the 1930's and the choreographer and dancer Katherine Dunham in the 1940's and 50's began the visual preservation of indigenous works in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean.

As for what came: indigenous works, like feathered masks and crowns in multicolored configurations, are inanimate behind glass, despite having been conceived to be objects in motion on the people who wore them.

Many non-Indigenous visual and performing arts critics will pigeon-hole Indigenous works as educational, part of the reconciliation process, never realising that they centre themselves as the non-Aboriginal audience, the raison d'être.

An art gallery featuring some of Australia's finest Indigenous works, a cavernous amphitheatre, a frescoed cathedral and a secluded swimming pool: the many-tentacled Carnarvon gorge may be way out in Queensland's central highlands, but there's almost as much going on here as in the state's glitzy capital, Brisbane.