Signed Book and Artwork Auction

Signed Book and Artwork Auction

  • 21 Sep 2026 - 03 Nov 2026
  • Various Times
  • FREE
  • Online
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Authors and artists from RMIT and beyond have donated signed copies of their novels and artwork for an online auction, which raises funds for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.

Authors donating signed books include Christian White, Sean Wilson, Peta Murray and David Carlin, Robbie Arnott, Will Cox and Anna Downes. There is a painting by Steven Rendall, an original sketch by Cathy Doe (Irukandji/Yirrganydji), a print by illustrator Marc Martin and several other works of art contributed by our community.

The auction is open to the public, as part of RMIT University's Great Book Swap activities. Winning bidders will be asked to contribute directly to RMIT's Great Book Swap fundraising page to claim their items. 

Visit the auction page and place your bids!

About the Great Book Swap

The Great Book Swap celebrates reading locally and raises funds for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation – a national charity working with remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities across Australia. The Foundation provides books, literacy and publishing opportunities for remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities across Australia.

Learn more about the Great Book Swap.

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