Sep 23, 2020 · Enoch Perazim, is the current CEO of Lockhart River Arts Indigenous Corporation (LRAIC) in Queensland Australia, and has been working in Far North Queensland since 2014 and is has a vast responsibility with a primary focus on Indigenous Australian Arts and Culture specific to the Lockhart River Community, in eastern Cape York.

Lockhart River Art, currently managed by Enoch Perazim, is a place where local cultural practices take pride of place. Lockhart River started as an Anglican mission in 1924.

Lockhart River Arts Centre Day 4 CIAF 2022, produced by Enoch Perazim. You are warmly invited to our last day at the 2022 Cairns Indigenous Art Fair, Cairns Convention Centre on Sunday 10 July 2022. Enoch CEO.

Jul 11, 2020 · Board Directors Johanne Omeenyo and Rosella Namok, CEO Enoch Perazim and his wife Lisamarie represented, Lockhart River Arts Centre at the CIAF 2020...

May 24, 2018 · Enoch Perazim has clearly not gone that far at Lockhart. But there is undoubtedly a positive nexus between selling art around the world, being able to pay artists regularly and their enthusiasm for getting down to business!

Established in 1995, Lockhart River Arts Centre is a prominent Indigenous art centre located on the Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland.

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Aug 6, 2022 · Our friend Enoch Perazim, CEO of Lockhart River Arts at the Darwin Art Fair with a nice backdrop of Fiona Omeenyo and Silas Hobson pieces.

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