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Wenten Rubuntja AM (c. 1923 – 2005) was an Australian artist, Aboriginal rights activist, and historian. Wenten was born at Bart's Creek, about 56 km north of Alice Springs. A meeting of representatives of Central Australian Aboriginal communities elected Charlie Perkins as the first Central Land Council chair and Wenten Rubuntja as his deputy in 1975.

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rdfs:comment	Wenten Rubuntja (* 1923 in bei Alice Springs im Northern Territory; † 3. Juli 2005 im Krankenhaus in Alice Springs) war ein Aborigine vom Stamm der Arrernte und ein Maler der sogenannten Hermannsburg School, die mit Landschafts-Aquarellen in den 1930er Jahren auf sich aufmerksam machten. Der bekannteste Vertreter dieser Kunstrichtung war neben Rubuntja Albert Namatjira, mit dessen Vater Old Albert Namatjira er verwandt war. Rubuntja war nicht nur ein Maler, sondern ein Aktivist für die Rechte der Aborigines. (de) Wenten Rubuntja AM (c. 1923 – 2005) was an Australian artist, Aboriginal rights activist, and historian. Wenten was born at Bart's Creek, about 56 km north of Alice Springs. A meeting of representatives of Central Australian Aboriginal communities elected Charlie Perkins as the first Central Land Council chair and Wenten Rubuntja as his deputy in 1975. (en)
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has abstract	Wenten Rubuntja (* 1923 in bei Alice Springs im Northern Territory; † 3. Juli 2005 im Krankenhaus in Alice Springs) war ein Aborigine vom Stamm der Arrernte und ein Maler der sogenannten Hermannsburg School, die mit Landschafts-Aquarellen in den 1930er Jahren auf sich aufmerksam machten. Der bekannteste Vertreter dieser Kunstrichtung war neben Rubuntja Albert Namatjira, mit dessen Vater Old Albert Namatjira er verwandt war. Rubuntja war nicht nur ein Maler, sondern ein Aktivist für die Rechte der Aborigines. (de) Wenten Rubuntja AM (c. 1923 – 2005) was an Australian artist, Aboriginal rights activist, and historian. Wenten was born at Bart's Creek, about 56 km north of Alice Springs. A meeting of representatives of Central Australian Aboriginal communities elected Charlie Perkins as the first Central Land Council chair and Wenten Rubuntja as his deputy in 1975. He served as chairman of the Central Land Council in 1976-1980 and 1985-88, bringing both his humour and his deep local knowledge to bear on proceedings. He was instrumental in protecting numerous sacred sites in and around Alice Springs. And it was in part due to his efforts that, in 2000, the Federal Court of Australia made its groundbreaking ruling, recognising Arrernte native title over large areas of greater Alice Springs. (It was the first time that Aboriginals had been given title over municipal land.) In all his negotiations Rubuntja displayed a remarkable ability to integrate indigenous and non-indigenous concepts and to achieve satisfactory resolutions. He believed that white and black law were not incompatible, but had both to be properly understood by all parties. It was a vision that he also brought to his time on the Council of Aboriginal Reconciliation in 1991 and 1995. He was made a member of the Order of Australia in 1995. (en)
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