How is the monkmans artwork the scream political

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How is the Monkman's artwork "The Scream" political and relates to contemporary Indigenous politics and policy Indigenous/state and non-Indigenous relations. Its meaning and importance as you interpret it, and informed by what the artist and the audience has to say about it. Is the artwork for non-Indigenous people or other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people? Or both?

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