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Amrit Gill

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Amrit Gill is an arts and cultural worker with experience in producing, programming, strategy, international relations, community development and social enterprise.

From 2013 to early 2021, Amrit worked at the Australia Council for the Arts, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory agency. As the Council’s Director of International Development, she led on international strategic investment across artforms, overseeing the Venice Biennale project and implementation of the agency’s first international arts strategy, expanding engagement and investment in Asia and global First Nations exchange. Earlier in her career, Amrit held roles at Milk Crate Theatre, the British Council Australia, and Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE). She holds a Bachelor of Art Theory and a Bachelor of Arts (History) from the University of New South Wales, graduating in 2008.

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Bush Diwan - Touring

16 September – 12 November 2023

Bunjil Place

A daytime photo featuring the central dome of Brighton Pavillion (a building in the style of Indian architecture of the 19th century). On it warps a mural of a three-headed furry lilac desi-punk-dyke deity. Their similarly cropped and bespactled heads look up at two warped blue eyes gushing white tears and red blood against a bright, graphic design of birds and landscapes. A necklace of moustached heads swings over their three breasts, their desi-punk-patched black jeans and Doc Martens boots. Six arms hold black yarn, swiss army knife, tarot card, red dustpan, soup ladle, and book. They stand on a chunky title ‘Kali Ka Choti Behen’ with the rivers of tears and blood crossing over within the letters.

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Bollywouldn't

22 October – 18 December 2022

4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art

White and black text reading "When South is North, contemporary art and culture in South Asia and Australia, a symposium presented by 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art and Western Sydney University" with the adress and logos, on a pink background.

Symposium – When South is North: contemporary art and culture in South Asia and Australia

Symposium

15 August 2017

1 PSQ (1 Parramatta Square), Western Sydney University