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Moorditj

Moorditj
Australian Indigenous Cultural Expressions

The cultural expressions of the Indigenous people of Australia are amongst the oldest forms of art in the world, stretching back for more than 60,000 years.

Moorditj - a Noongar word for "excellent" - explores nearly 300 artworks from 110 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, including Sally Morgan, Yothu Yindi, Neville T Bonner and the Bangarra Dance Theatre.

Inside the Moorditj CD-ROM

Let film, stage and TV personalities Justine Saunders and Aaron Pederson guide your journey as you discover the diversity of Indigenous craft, dance, literature, media, music, oral history, theatre and visual arts:

  • Interact with the artists and read their biographies
  • Listen to the music and stories
  • Learn about important issues that motivate the artists
  • Test your understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and culture

Moorditj Main MenuMusic in Moorditj
Bangarra Dance CompanyHow the moon got in the sky
CoolomonMoorditj Challenge


Moorditj

Target Audience

Primary / Secondary / General

Platforms Supported

Windows 98 / NT / 2000 / ME / XP

MacOS 8.6 - 9 / X

Availability

Version 2.4 (2005) Currently Available on CD-ROM from DUIT Multimedia

Cost: $66.00 (inc GST)
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Awards

ATOM Film, TV & Media Award for "Best Secondary Student Educational Resource"

AIMIA Industry Award for "Best Arts & Cultural Title or Site"

For more information

Moorditj website

Contact Wendy Sanderson

Phone: (08) 6488 3917

Email: duit@cyllene.uwa.edu.au