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Konrad Winkler – N.T. 74–77N. T. 74 77 is a memoir: a time capsule of the Northern Territory fifty years ago, seen through the lens of Melbourne photographer Konrad Winkler. There are 89 images and 16 pages of stories of a free and easy world; of firstly teaching in the desert at Areyonga Utju, a warm and welcoming Aboriginal community and then living in Darwin in the aftermath of Cyclone Tracy, when home was the office, and the office behind the photocopier was a bedroom of

This richly illustrated book traces the key moments in the history of this legendary school

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theatre sets and period interiors

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Old Master paintings and television programs

The book is published in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name at C/O Berlin with texts by this year’s prizewinning author

and histories of colonialism

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