Indigenous art survives scandals

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Australia's $200 million-a-year Aboriginal art industry is being tainted by fraud, and the government and the National Indigenous Art Advocacy Association (NIAAA) want to establish an authentication system to protect consumers and artists. NIAAA envisions a certification trademark or label of authenticity to be attached to Aboriginal art. It will be the artist's responsibility to apply for a label. The label scheme is awaiting approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Consumer Protection Laws, Statistical Data Included, Laws, regulations and rules, Consumer protection, Art, Indigenous peoples, Art, Australian, Australian art

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Tillers sampler, with wit and mischief

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Imants Tillers welcomes the visitors to his painting exhibition with two canvases each of 2.25 meters by two meters that entice with a soft golden glow. Since the late 1970s, Tillers has worked his way of quotation employing images from other artist in his work.

Exhibitions, Works, Artists, Painting, Painting (Art), Tillers, Imants

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Trickle-down earnings now a flood

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The details on companies such as Count Financial, which achieved higher earnings, are presented.

Sales, profits & dividends, Management investment, open-end, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Mutual fund industry

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