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No Added Sugar exhibition
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National Museum of Australia
Fatima's work was on permanent display in the Australian Journeys exhibition which has now closed for renovation
Moroccan Mile Markers
Buy a marker for your home or garden - hand-carved & painted to your favourite location by Fatima
Faith, Fashion, Fusion
Muslim Women's style in Australia at the SYDNEY POWERHOUSE MUSEUM
Islamic Museum of Australia
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Tag Archives: Moroccan art
Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 7 – El Kanghar “Uluru at Dusk”
Fatima Killeen El Kanghar “Uluru at dusk” 2000 Colour collograph 28cm x 41cm Image shape reads in Arabic – Kangaroo East of Somewhere exhibition held at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, Sydney Thirty daily greetings will display a different image each … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Daily Greetings, Australia, Australian art, Islamic art, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Morocco, Sydney
Tagged arabic, Arabic calligraphy, calligraphy, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, collograph, Dusk, East of Somewhere, El Kanghar, Fatima, Kangaroo, Killeen, Moroccan art, Moroccan Australian art, Uluru
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Thirty Daily Greetings – Day 2 – How much blood for oil?
How much blood for oil? 2007 Colour Collograph 29cm x 42cm Thirty daily greetings will display a different image each day during Ramadan 2012 Click on the image to make it larger or click on 30 daily greetings in the … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Daily Greetings, Australia, Australian art, Islamic art, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist
Tagged arabic, Australian War Memorial, Blood, calligraphy, collograph, Fatima, Killeen, Moroccan art, oil, Ramadan
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Australian Muslim Women’s Arts Project and No Added Sugar exhibition – News and interviews
The No Added Sugar exhibition opening at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre on Saturday 12 May 2012 is the culmination of twelve months of community engagement and hard work by the artists and project coordinators. The group of artists from different cultural backgrounds have … Continue reading
A Moroccan artist living in Australia 