May we heal & stand culturally united as one...celebrating the unified cultural diversity
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Have the courage to stand up for your beliefs and Call out racism when it happens, whether in the workplace, on social media or even at home.
Remember to use the hashtags #IDERD when sharing your love for Harmony Day and its meaning on social media. Join the conversation and connect with fellow art enthusiasts, wildlife lovers and those who want reconciliation and can appreciate the understanding of harmony, peace, love, community and belonging in our communities. We all belong! Take action on this link
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Plan to wear the colour orange to show your support this Harmony Day or post something orange to let people know your supporting Harmony Day and the meaning behind why we all celebrate Harmony Day in Australia.
The selected colour for Harmony Week is orange. Throughout various periods in history, orange has symbolized social connections and meaningful dialogues. It also represents the sharing of thoughts and the encouragement of mutual understanding. This vibrant color serves as a catalyst for fostering communication and building bridges between individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Orange, with its warm and inviting nature, has long been associated with stimulating creativity and sparking innovation. It encourages collaboration and the exploration of new ideas. Just as the color itself is a blend of red and yellow, symbolizing energy and optimism, the essence of orange lies in the blend of different perspectives and experiences coming together.
In today's world, where communication is key to resolving conflicts and fostering harmony, the significance of orange as a symbol of social interaction cannot be overstated. It serves as a reminder of the importance of open dialogue and the exchange of ideas in creating a more inclusive and understanding society. By embracing the color orange during Harmony Week, we not only celebrate diversity but also commit to promoting respect and empathy towards one another.
Through the use of orange as a unifying symbol, communities can come together to engage in constructive conversations and bridge divides. This color represents the power of communication in breaking down barriers and building connections that transcend differences. As we celebrate Harmony Week, let us embrace the spirit of orange and strive towards creating a more inclusive and harmonious society for all.
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Reconnect with people, places, events that also celebrate Harmony Day and show your support this Harmony Day, be a supporter of a harmonious community and relationships that foster empathy towards one another and stop racism in its tracks.
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Share your culture with others that are unaware to contribute to the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
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Use the ideas and principles within Art and about Harmony Day to produce an inspirational Artwork for your School, Business, or to brighten up your home. For example: The 6th principle of Art is - UNITY AND BALANCE.
Unity and Harmony are important principles of art and design and can be best described as the interconnected relationship of all the similar repeated art elements within an artwork. For example one simple tip to create this effect is the use of colour gradations which will give you this subtle quality of harmony and unity within your artwork. Take a look for some inspiration on this link - click here
Together, we will work our way through this Art by Mirree
Read more about the origins of Contemporary Aboriginal Art in Australia