Emanate

Simone Arnol & Bernard Singleton

22 Feb

2024

2024

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9 Mar

2024

22 - 25 Feb 2024 Melbourne Art Fair 2024, Booth M4
23 Feb - 09 Mar 2024 cbOne Gallery

cbOne is honoured to launch at Melbourne Art Fair 2024 the new photographic collection by First Nations artists Simone Arnol and Bernard Singleton – Emanate.

Living and working on country in Cairns (Yirrganydji/Djabugay) and Yarrabah (Gunggandji) in Far North Queensland, Simone Arnol and Bernard Singleton collaborate as artists and together in life.

Simone Arnol (Gunggandji Peoples) is a community leader who conveys powerful narratives of family and Country through many different mediums including photography, painting, fashion and design. Bernard Lee Singleton (Umpila, Djabugay/Yirrgay) is a celebrated curator, educator and performer but his grounding practice is in continuing ancestral skills in crafting traditional tools, weapons and objects.

Emanate shows the power of healing. It’s a personal story of healing the body with traditional clay medicine and a message of hope that culture can heal us all.  

SIMONE ARNOL & BERNARD SINGLETON
Emanate - Djunda-y (Dance - Grounding Earthing) 1, 2023

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Living and working on country in Cairns(Yirrganydji/Djabugay) and Yarrabah (Gunggandji) in Far North Queensland,Simone Arnol and Bernard Singleton collaborate as artists and together in life.

Simone Arnol (Gunggandji Peoples)is a community leader who conveys powerful narratives of family and Country through many differentmediums including photography, painting, fashion and design. Bernard Lee Singleton (Umpila, Djabugay/Yirrgay) is a celebrated curator, educator and performer but his grounding practice is in continuing ancestral skills in crafting traditional tools, weapons and objects.

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