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Agustinus Wibowo: Making peace with identities

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In this article: Agustinus Wibowo

Written by Dina Indrasafitri, and was originally published in Jakarta Post

Jul 17, 2017

Visiting Australia for the fourth time, this time for the Northern Territory Writers’ Festival (NTWF), writer and photographer Agustinus Wibowo was immediately charmed by the strong presence of indigenous culture there. He was determined to find out more about it by visiting culturally significant places for indigenous Australians and asking them possibly hundreds of questions about their “dreaming” — an important concept covering, among other things, the knowledge, beliefs and stories belonging to indigenous Australians.

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