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"We need to share... it helps the people come together" | ABC Australia

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"We need to share... it helps the people come together." Mount Isa marked National Reconciliation Week by teaching tourists to paint Aboriginal symbols while yarning with Kalkadoon artists Cheryl and Glenda.

The paintings they created together have been gifted to the local council to be displayed for years to come as an example of Aboriginal and non-Indigenous Australian's coming together.

Video via ABC North West Queensland.

ALT TEXT: People paint lines and dots on a black canvas and dip paint brushes into vibrant globs of paint. A man in a t-shirt covered in Indigenous art is interviewed on camera. A group of people paint on several canvases.

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