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Bindi Cole Chocka (born 1975) is an Australian contemporary artist with Indigenous heritage who works primarily with photography, video and installation as her mediums. Born in Melbourne in 1975, she holds a Diploma in Applied Photography from the Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE, which she completed in 2004. Her works have been exhibited in the National Gallery of Australia, Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland, Art Gallery of Western Australia, and Horsham Regional Art Gallery, Victoria.〔(nelliecastangallery.com )〕 In 2010, Cole was named one of Melbourne’s Top 100 Most Influential People by ''The Age''.〔(nelliecastangallery.com )〕 ==Early works== Cole's first major work which came to public attention was ''Heart Strong'' (2007), an exhibition at the Koorie Heritage Trust, Melbourne.〔(koorieheritagetrust.com )〕 This work focused on the media's portrayal of Indigenous communities. Cole also photographed elite Indigenous sportsman for the calendar ''Men in Black''. Cole's portrait of boxer Anthony Mundine, ''Do you like what you see'', won the Boscia Galleries Award for Photography at the Victorian Indigenous Art Awards. As well as photography, Cole's approach to art includes the use of painting, collage, hand-weaving, film, text and installation.〔Jirra Lulla "http://www.nelliecastangallery.com/uploads//Artists/bindi-cole/downloads/BC_Artist_Profile_2011.pdf" Nellie Castan Gallery. Retrieved 27 April 2014.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bindi Cole」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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