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8-18 May: 2023 Redfern to New Orleans @ 107
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Join us in celebrating the grass roots nature of the blues music scene from Redfern to Chicago, Memphis and New Orleans. With over 40 years of photographs and chapters of a book to explore, you will be engaged in the history and sounds of the blues movement. LIVE MUSIC curated by Brian, Marlene and Fran.  EVENT DETAILS

April 23: 2024 University of Washington presents
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Marlene is travelling to Seattle at the invitation of Professor Gabriel Solis, Dean of the Arts at The University of Washington as an artist and scholar in residence this month. Marlene will share her experience, strength and hope as a voice for First Nations people.

March 23: 2024 Aboriginal Survival Memorial 
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Yeo Park Ashfield. 
Marlene and keyboardist Clayton Doley performed at the official opening of this special place that celebrates the survival and resilience of the Gadigal and Wangal people.

Breathe, by artists Nicole Monks and Maddison Gibbs, is the first of three site-specific Aboriginal works to be launched across the inner West.

ALBUMS

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MARLOO'S BLUES

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