Altar

• On entry to Newcastle’s The Lock-Up contemporary art space is a textile artwork by institutional child sexual abuse survivor and artist Elizabeth Seysener.
• This exhibition, titled Loud Sky, addresses institutional child sexual abuse through the eyes of five professional artists commissioned to work with the local survivor community.
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Community art works

• In 2022, the Loud Sky project ran community art workshops for anyone impacted by institutional child sexual abuse.
• Participants enrolled in painting, drawing and photography classes with experienced art therapists.
• A second community arts program, the Field of Flowers, has been “planted” at Christ Church Cathedral and Sacred Heart Cathedral.

Listening to survivors

• Each artist worked in collaboration with the survivor community, mostly members of the Clergy Abused Network, the central survivor support group in the Hunter region.
• Damien Linnane asked survivors to bring in a treasured object accompanied by a story of the object.
• Clare Weeks invited survivors to take a piece of paper and imagine a word that reflected their sense of resilience and hope.

The power of art

• Visual art can be an important means by which affected communities come to understand the impacts of harmful events in creative and regenerative ways.
• Art helps process trauma and plays a vital role in restorative justice and truth telling.
• Through art, we can remain awake to the impacts of child sexual abuse and listen to the stories of those who survived such harm as children.

• Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - April 11, 2023) - Aldebaran Resources Inc. (TSXV: ALDE) (OTCQX: ADBRF) - With a group of experienced geologists specializing in identifying, acquiring, drilling, and selling large copper deposits, Aldebaran recently announced a major breakthrough in their flagship project, the Altar Copper-Gold Project in north central Argentina.
• New drill results have shown promising expansion potential for the project.
• With the global demand for copper growing, Aldebaran Resources is in an excellent position to deliver a significant copper project to the world.

• VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aldebaran Resources Inc. ("Aldebaran" or the "Company") (TSX-V: ALDE, OTCQX: ADBRF) is pleased to announce that drilling has commenced at the Altar copper-gold project for the 2022/2023 field season.
• The Company currently has one drill rig on the property and plans to have three rigs operating by the beginning of December.
• The goals of the 2022/2023 drill program are to further test this promising anomaly and test undrilled areas currently defined as waste in the 2021 resource estimate.
• Additional high-priority drill holes will be testing areas within the large geophysical anomaly, which have more favourable geological and alteration indicators gleaned from the historical drill holes.

• CuEq values were calculated using copper, gold, silver and molybdenum.
• No adjustments were made for recovery as the project is an early-stage exploration project and metallurgical data to allow for estimation of recoveries is not yet available.
• The formulas utilized to calculate equivalent values is CuEq %= Cu % + Au g/t * 0.6805 + Ag g/t * 0.00875 + Mo ppm / 3000.
• The only hole within a 200 m radius is ALD-07-024, which was drilled only to 445.8 m depth.