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'Samia Khatun takes a tack pioneered by Peter Drew, an Australian who made posters labelled with the word “Aussie” and featuring a migrant cameleer. He wrote about the development of his art practice in ‘Poster Boy: A Memoir of Art and Politics,’ (2019). It’s a slightly confused account of a life spent looking for battles to fight. Khatun fights her own battle but uses different language and aims stronger barbs at a long-absent colonial power.' (Introduction)
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Matthew Da Silva Reviews Australianama : The South Asian Odyssey in Australia by Samia Khatun
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- Australianama : The South Asian Odyssey in Australia 2021 single work review
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