Pre-Announcement 
Exhibition Launch

If you wish a personal invitation to the exhibition launch on Saturday 13th July 2019 please send an email with the subject “LAUNCH”  to sue@suesmithphotography.com.au or suesmithphotography@gmail.com

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Here a glimpse to the venue we hired:

Black Diamond Gallery aka Port Community Arts Center
ACCESSIBLE VENUE

66 Commercial Rd Port Adelaide SA 5015 
(next to the Visitor Information Centre)

It will be two exciting pre SALA exhibition weeks with activities and surprises for visitors from young to old.  

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Congratulations Sue :) 
We heard that Sue got another international award for her Wildlife photography of a crocodile.

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YouTube link to a live recording where Art-Teacher Anastasha shows us how to do a Dirty Cup Pour Painting : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ4QOre_kpc#action=share 

Demonstration & video recording was an unplanned action born by a chat at the monthly Arts-Fun at the Port Adelaide Arts Centre/Black Diamond Gallery. 

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Photographs, video footage and content of our website pages are the copyright protected in the name of Adelaides Sue Smith Photography (ASSP) R  unless otherwise stated and may not be used or reproduced without prior written consent.  We rarely refuse permission of use so please contact us if you like to use any of our photos or footage for your website, social media pages or for commercial purpose.

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Adelaides Sue Smith Photography (ASSP)R  [short: ASSP-Photo] 
PO Box 3270 Port Adelaide SA 5015 Australia

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Acknowledgement 

We acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritages beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today. Sue also uses the opportunity to thank all Aboriginal people in the country for their welcome during her travels, bringing her to places a white person never or rarely got to see before,  for the education, help & support, the sharing of the traditional stories, the knowledge of the land and the world around us. She does also express her gratitude for the permission to share a few selected photographs with the public.