Jeremy Eccles

A film-maker and journalist is passionate about the outback and indigenous culture. What do you do: Freelance arts journalist and film-maker, specialising in cultural commentary – especially of indigenous culture. Favourite designer: Bernard Leach Favourite design destination: Hakone Art Museum Inspiration: 1985 Dance Festival on Groote Eylandt Work in progress: Film project on Aboriginal […]

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September 6th, 2010

A film-maker and journalist is passionate
about the outback and indigenous culture.

What do you do: Freelance arts journalist and film-maker, specialising in cultural commentary – especially of indigenous culture.

Favourite designer: Bernard Leach

Favourite design destination: Hakone Art Museum

Inspiration: 1985 Dance Festival on Groote Eylandt

Work in progress: Film project on Aboriginal culture.

Other areas of interest: The Outback.

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