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Australian artist
Chips Mackinolty (born 12 March 1954) is an Australian artist. He was involved in the campaigns against Australian participation in the war in Vietnam
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Mackinolty is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Chips Mackinolty (born 1954), Australian poster artist George Mackinolty (1895–1951)
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(1909–1971) Chips Mackinolty (born 1954), Australian artist Chips (album), from the eponymous Swedish group Chips (Swedish band), a Swedish pop band The Chips, a
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List of people with the same nickname
creative director Chips Keswick (born 1940), British businessman Chips Kiesbye, guitarist for the Swedish band Sator Chips Mackinolty (born 1954), involved
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Australian bushman and inspiration for Crocodile Dundee (1954–1999)
Year in 1987 for helping to put Top End on the world map. Journalist Chips Mackinolty, who met Ansell in the 1980s, described him as "articulate and likable
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Art workshop and later gallery at the University of Sydney, Australia
Binns, tutor in painting and drawing at Tin Sheds in the late 1980s Chips Mackinolty (Earthworks Poster Collective) Marie McMahon (Earthworks Poster Collective)
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Australian photographer (born 1961)
in the Northern Territory. She is known for her collaborations with Chips Mackinolty and Peter Cook, including founding Green Ant Research Arts and Publishing
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City in Victoria, Australia
Hutchinson, Coach and former Soccer player Changkuoth Jiath, AFL Footballer Chips Mackinolty, Radical poster artist and journalist Rocky Mattioli, Italian–Australian
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Art group
Art Workshops at the University of Sydney) Artists: Marie McMahon, Chips Mackinolty, Jan Mackay, Toni Robertson, Colin Little, Mark Arbuz Lucifoil (within
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Australian art award for print media, est. 1976
Barber 1999 Raymond Arnold 2000 Bede Tungatalum joint winner with Chips Mackinolty, Therese Ritchie 2001 Marion Manifold 2001 Alick Tipoti, Non-Acquisitive
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sculptor Sir Edgar Bertram Mackennal (1863–1931): sculptor and medallist Chips Mackinolty (born 1954): artist printmaking and journalist Euan Macleod (born 1956):
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Australian artist (born 1953
Robertson joined the Earthworks Poster Collective alongside Mark Arbuz and Chips Mackinolty in 1974. This Collective existed from 1972 until 1979, and utilised
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Prime Minister of Australia (1939–1941; 1949–1966)
with a screenprinted poster, Pig Iron Bob / Dead at last, designed by Chips Mackinolty from the Earthworks Poster Collective. Menzies was the son of a
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American/Australian artist and lecturer in architecture
Guests include Donald Brook, Bert Flugelman, Guy Warren, Joan Grounds, Chips Mackinolty, and Marie McMahon. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved
Marr_Grounds
Australian artist and Aboriginal rights activist
gallery. In 1990, he collaborated with graphic design and poster artist Chips Mackinolty to produce a screen-printed poster entitled Atnengkerre Atherne Akwete
Wenten_Rubuntja
Australian curator, writer, artist and activist
Alison Alder, Bindi Cole, Fiona Foley, Dan Jones, Fiona MacDonald, Chips Mackinolty, Sally M. Mulda The Cross Art Projects Wollongong, NSW "In a continent
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Australian artist collective
Museum, and the University of Sydney. Michael Callaghan Jan Mackay Chips Mackinolty Marie McMahon Toni Robertson Australian poster collectives Women's
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American-born artist
Brook, Bert Flugelman, Guy Warren, Joan Grounds, Michael Callaghan, Chips Mackinolty, Marie McMahon, Jan Fieldsend, Roger Butler. Australian Broadcasting
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Extinct indigenous language of Australia
"Passing of Kakadu elder Big Bill Neidje". Parliament of Australia. Mackinolty, Chips (17 June 2002). "The man who attended his own wake: Big Bill Neidjie
Gaagudju_language
Aboriginal Australian town in Northern Territory, Australia
Australian Dictionary of Biography. Vol. 7. Melbourne University Press. Mackinolty, Chips (17 June 2002). "The man who attended his own wake:Big Bill Neidjie
Gunbalanya, Northern Territory
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Northern Territory journalist & activist
Register. Australian Women's Archives Project. Retrieved 10 March 2017. Mackinolty, Chips (5 April 2003). "A joyous life lived to the fullest". NT News. Forrest
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Mid-air collision between two hot air ballons
both broke rules, says report". The Sydney Morning Herald. p. 9. Mackinolty, Chips (3 December 1992). "Balloon Disaster Pilot Jailed". The Sydney Morning
1989 Alice Springs hot air balloon crash
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Last surviving speaker of the Gaagudju language (1913–2002)
National Portrait Gallery (Australia). 2018. Retrieved 23 October 2021. Mackinolty, Chips (17 June 2002). "The man who attended his own wake". The Sydney Morning
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Australian writer, music journalist and musician (1957–2012)
McMillan obituary" by Jill Jolliffe, The Guardian; 4 February 2012. Mackinolty, Chips (1 March 2012). "One Last Deadline". The Monthly. Archived from the
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Protected area in the Northern Territory of Australia
Discussion Paper Number 9 (9): 1–18. Retrieved 4 November 2023. Mackinolty, Chips (17 June 2002). "The man who attended his own wake". The Sydney Morning
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