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  1. Who is Emily Kam Kngwarray?

    This prolific Aboriginal artist began making art in her 60s—and produced nearly 3,000 works before her death. Kngwarray was deeply connected to her community and their land. She took the name of the pencil yam, a crucial crop for the Anmatyerre people.
    nga.gov/stories/articles/who-e #globalmuseum #Aboriginalart #art

  2. As well as being a Reiki Master my wife, (an Australian Aboriginal) are both artists, (so is our daughter). Anyway I'm sharing a road mural we did a little while ago for the Melbourne suburb, Point Cook.
    #publicart #pointcook #RoadMural #FionaClarke #Fiona #aboriginalart#streetart #art #urbanart #mural #muralart #contemporaryart #murals #artist #artistforhire #artwork #painting #urbanwalls #artinstallation #community #artistsoninstagram #publicartwork #design #communityarts

  3. As well as being a Reiki Master my wife, (an Australian Aboriginal) are both artists, (so is our daughter). Anyway I'm sharing a road mural we did a little while ago for the Melbourne suburb, Point Cook.
    #publicart #pointcook #RoadMural #FionaClarke #Fiona #aboriginalart#streetart #art #urbanart #mural #muralart #contemporaryart #murals #artist #artistforhire #artwork #painting #urbanwalls #artinstallation #community #artistsoninstagram #publicartwork #design #communityarts

  4. As well as being a Reiki Master my wife, (an Australian Aboriginal) are both artists, (so is our daughter). Anyway I'm sharing a road mural we did a little while ago for the Melbourne suburb, Point Cook.
    #publicart #pointcook #RoadMural #FionaClarke #Fiona #aboriginalart#streetart #art #urbanart #mural #muralart #contemporaryart #murals #artist #artistforhire #artwork #painting #urbanwalls #artinstallation #community #artistsoninstagram #publicartwork #design #communityarts

  5. As well as being a Reiki Master my wife, (an Australian Aboriginal) are both artists, (so is our daughter). Anyway I'm sharing a road mural we did a little while ago for the Melbourne suburb, Point Cook.
    #publicart #pointcook #RoadMural #FionaClarke #Fiona #aboriginalart#streetart #art #urbanart #mural #muralart #contemporaryart #murals #artist #artistforhire #artwork #painting #urbanwalls #artinstallation #community #artistsoninstagram #publicartwork #design #communityarts

  6. We recently watched the doco Emily: I Am Kam, from NITV. It's an amazing in-depth look at the life of one of Australia's greatest artists, Emily Kam Kngwarray.

    Lovely to get such great coverage of her life, with her family and friends from over the years. Having seen the doco about the exhibition of her work in Japan, it was great to get more of her story.

    Streaming now on SBS On Demand, however that's at 720p resolution and may be a little blurry on the beautiful artworks. We recorded off NITV ages ago, only just watched it last week. Would recommend watching out for it on NITV to get it in 1080p, as it'll no doubt come around again.

    sbs.com.au/ondemand/movie/emil
    screenaustralia.gov.au/sa/medi

    #SBSOnDemand #NITV #EmilyIAmKam #AboriginalArt

  7. Exposition « Cheminements » Cédric De Lievre et Irène de Groot au @montdepiete (19-23 rue saint Ghislain - 1000 Bruxelles) du samedi 15/2 (vernissage 17-21h) au dimanche 2/3
    Ouvert les mardis et vendredis de 10 à 16h et les samedis et dimanches de 11 à 18h
    #bruxelles #art #artist #belgianartist #belgium #posca #delievre #MontDePiété #irenedegroot #aboriginalart #dotpainting #artonmastodon

  8. #Art and Post Colonial #Activism : Conversation with Richard Bell

    NEW YORK, November 15, 2024 — Multimedia #artist Richard Bell reflects on his journey from #activist to artist, exploring how his work and involvement in the #AboriginalArt community influence the conversation around #Indigenous and #HumanRights in Australia and beyond.

    Carin Kuoni, senior director and chief curator of Vera List Center for Art and Politics at the New School, moderates the conversation. (1 hr., 25 min.)

    This conversation is part of a series of programs held in conjunction with the Maḏayin: Eight Decades of Aboriginal #Australian Bark Painting from Yirrkala, on view at #AsiaSocietyMuseum through January 5, 2025.

    asiasociety.org/video/art-and-

    #decolonization

  9. Australian Aboriginal elder & artist Daisy Loongkoonan (c. 1910 – 2018) started painting at 94. She's pictured below exhibiting her work age 105.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loongkoo

    #WomensArt #Painting #Aboriginal #Australia #AboriginalArt

  10. I watched You Can Go Now, this hilarious, fierce and brilliant documentary by world renowned, but unknown to white Australia, artist, Richard Bell. It’s directed by the much acclaimed, in every field she turns her attention to, Prof Larissa Behrendt.

    An important watch for everyone living in a country that dispossessed its First Nations people.

    #5Stars #FiveStars

    #Auspol #AustralianArt #TreatyNow #YouCanGoNow #UnsettledSince1788 #AustraliaHasABlackHistory #LarissaBehrendt #RichardBell #AboriginalArt #VeniceBiennale
    #AboriginalArtItsAWhiteThing

    Review: You Can Go Now is a scorching documentary about Indigenous artist Richard Bell
    canberratimes.com.au/story/805

  11. My first hand exprience with Aboriginal curated bush medicine.
    The leaves of a tree had been boiled creating an oily fragragrant brew with anti-inflamatory properties.
    The leaves & the brew were then massaged gently onto my hands over some bruises and the treatment accelerated the recovery & their full disappearance.
    The brewed substance although oily evaporated very quickly and left no stains whatsoever.

    And what made it more memorable was that the masseur was a famous Australian Aboriginal artist (Dhopiya Yunupingu!)👍 😍 :awesome_rotate:
    #photography #travel #arnhemland #humor #AboriginalArt #medicine #bushmedicine

  12. My first hand exprience with Aboriginal curated bush medicine.
    The leaves of a tree had been boiled creating an oily fragragrant brew with anti-inflamatory properties.
    The leaves & the brew were then massaged gently onto my hands over some bruises and the treatment accelerated the recovery & their full disappearance.
    The brewed substance although oily evaporated very quickly and left no stains whatsoever.

    And what made it more memorable was that the masseur was a famous Australian Aboriginal artist (Dhopiya Yunupingu!)👍 😍 :awesome_rotate:
    #photography #travel #arnhemland #humor #AboriginalArt #medicine #bushmedicine

  13. My first hand exprience with Aboriginal curated bush medicine.
    The leaves of a tree had been boiled creating an oily fragragrant brew with anti-inflamatory properties.
    The leaves & the brew were then massaged gently onto my hands over some bruises and the treatment accelerated the recovery & their full disappearance.
    The brewed substance although oily evaporated very quickly and left no stains whatsoever.

    And what made it more memorable was that the masseur was a famous Australian Aboriginal artist (Dhopiya Yunupingu!)👍 😍 :awesome_rotate:
    #photography #travel #arnhemland #humor #AboriginalArt #medicine #bushmedicine

  14. My first hand exprience with Aboriginal curated bush medicine.
    The leaves of a tree had been boiled creating an oily fragragrant brew with anti-inflamatory properties.
    The leaves & the brew were then massaged gently onto my hands over some bruises and the treatment accelerated the recovery & their full disappearance.
    The brewed substance although oily evaporated very quickly and left no stains whatsoever.

    And what made it more memorable was that the masseur was a famous Australian Aboriginal artist (Dhopiya Yunupingu!)👍 😍 :awesome_rotate:
    #photography #travel #arnhemland #humor #AboriginalArt #medicine #bushmedicine

  15. My first hand exprience with Aboriginal curated bush medicine.
    The leaves of a tree had been boiled creating an oily fragragrant brew with anti-inflamatory properties.
    The leaves & the brew were then massaged gently onto my hands over some bruises and the treatment accelerated the recovery & their full disappearance.
    The brewed substance although oily evaporated very quickly and left no stains whatsoever.

    And what made it more memorable was that the masseur was a famous Australian Aboriginal artist (Dhopiya Yunupingu!)👍 😍 :awesome_rotate:
    #photography #travel #arnhemland #humor #AboriginalArt #medicine #bushmedicine

  16. I just had to buy this piece (artist: Elizabeth Dixon) which features a Dromornis bone and the skull of the new species of Baru which I am so close to naming (publication just weeks away). 2/2

    #Mekosuchinae #Baru #AboriginalArt #EngawalaArtCentre

  17. Today I had the pleasure of attending the opening of Engawala Art Centre. Engawala is an Aboriginal community very close to the Alcoota fossil site. We have been working together with the artists of Engawala, to sell some of their work at Megafauna Central, and bringing the artists to the fossils so that they may create Alcoota-themed works. 1/2

    #MegafaunaCentral #AboriginalArt #Alcoota #EngawalaArtCentre

  18. Today I had the pleasure of attending the opening of Engawala Art Centre. Engawala is an Aboriginal community very close to the Alcoota fossil site. We have been working together with the artists of Engawala, to sell some of their work at Megafauna Central, and bringing the artists to the fossils so that they may create Alcoota-themed works. 1/2

    #MegafaunaCentral #AboriginalArt #Alcoota #EngawalaArtCentre

  19. Today I had the pleasure of attending the opening of Engawala Art Centre. Engawala is an Aboriginal community very close to the Alcoota fossil site. We have been working together with the artists of Engawala, to sell some of their work at Megafauna Central, and bringing the artists to the fossils so that they may create Alcoota-themed works. 1/2

    #MegafaunaCentral #AboriginalArt #Alcoota #EngawalaArtCentre

  20. Today I had the pleasure of attending the opening of Engawala Art Centre. Engawala is an Aboriginal community very close to the Alcoota fossil site. We have been working together with the artists of Engawala, to sell some of their work at Megafauna Central, and bringing the artists to the fossils so that they may create Alcoota-themed works. 1/2

    #MegafaunaCentral #AboriginalArt #Alcoota #EngawalaArtCentre

  21. Today I had the pleasure of attending the opening of Engawala Art Centre. Engawala is an Aboriginal community very close to the Alcoota fossil site. We have been working together with the artists of Engawala, to sell some of their work at Megafauna Central, and bringing the artists to the fossils so that they may create Alcoota-themed works. 1/2

    #MegafaunaCentral #AboriginalArt #Alcoota #EngawalaArtCentre

  22. theconversation.com/beware-red
    All too often when people buy artworks by Indigenous Australians, incorporating culture specific imagery, they later discover the work was produced in another country. This is a guide to ensuring that the artwork belong to the culture it depicts #AboriginalArt #auspol

  23. AAAS: "Aboriginal knowledge links Australia's 'fairy circles' to termites" Australian Aboriginals have provided insights which may help settle a debate about the origin of these mysterious small patches of barren earth. "Some ecologists think the patches, found in arid grasslands in Australia and Namibia, result from plants competing for water and nutrients." But a study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution argues this explanation ignores an alternative perspective. Thousands of yrs of Aboriginal knowledge incorporated into paintings + stories tell a different tale, that the circles 'stem in part from underground nests of flying harvester termites.' Australia's original peoples gathered them for food + other uses. "Dozens of Aboriginal elders and experts, listed as co-authors on the new paper, shared this traditional knowledge with partners at Australian research institutions." The confirmation came from digging trenches in the patches, known locally in Western Australia as linyji, which revealed extensive termite tunnels. "The authors say the results offer a lesson for scientists who ignore the traditional knowledge of Indigenous people." There you've heard it, another win for the home team. The photos are of an aerial photograph (first image) and a 1976 painting (second image) by Aboriginal artist Kaapa Tjampitjinpa. F. WALSH ET AL., NAT. ECOL. EVOL., 10.1038/S41559-023-01994-1 (2023)   #termites    #aboriginalart

  24. Last year I ordered this print, Tree of Life, for a friend in the United States who had been a whistleblower about racism and ableism at a certain nonprofit. Flashblak sent me the print to send but then never gave me her payment info (this was when we'd known each other online but I hadn't met her in person yet or found her shop to go give her money for things).

    She's a very generous and talented soul and definitely deserves to have more people know about her art and buy things from her.

    #Flashblak #AboriginalArt #BrisbaneArtists #AboriginalArtists

  25. Last year I ordered this print, Tree of Life, for a friend in the United States who had been a whistleblower about racism and ableism at a certain nonprofit. Flashblak sent me the print to send but then never gave me her payment info (this was when we'd known each other online but I hadn't met her in person yet or found her shop to go give her money for things).

    She's a very generous and talented soul and definitely deserves to have more people know about her art and buy things from her.

    #Flashblak #AboriginalArt #BrisbaneArtists #AboriginalArtists

  26. Last year I ordered this print, Tree of Life, for a friend in the United States who had been a whistleblower about racism and ableism at a certain nonprofit. Flashblak sent me the print to send but then never gave me her payment info (this was when we'd known each other online but I hadn't met her in person yet or found her shop to go give her money for things).

    She's a very generous and talented soul and definitely deserves to have more people know about her art and buy things from her.

    #Flashblak #AboriginalArt #BrisbaneArtists #AboriginalArtists

  27. Last year I ordered this print, Tree of Life, for a friend in the United States who had been a whistleblower about racism and ableism at a certain nonprofit. Flashblak sent me the print to send but then never gave me her payment info (this was when we'd known each other online but I hadn't met her in person yet or found her shop to go give her money for things).

    She's a very generous and talented soul and definitely deserves to have more people know about her art and buy things from her.

    #Flashblak #AboriginalArt #BrisbaneArtists #AboriginalArtists

  28. Last year I ordered this print, Tree of Life, for a friend in the United States who had been a whistleblower about racism and ableism at a certain nonprofit. Flashblak sent me the print to send but then never gave me her payment info (this was when we'd known each other online but I hadn't met her in person yet or found her shop to go give her money for things).

    She's a very generous and talented soul and definitely deserves to have more people know about her art and buy things from her.

    #Flashblak #AboriginalArt #BrisbaneArtists #AboriginalArtists

  29. I finally have a frame for this beautiful print that I bought from my friend last year. Pic is very glary, but it's protected and ready to be hung up on the wall.

    The print is called "This is Me" and the artist is Flashblak. Her shop is here if anyone wants to own one of their own prints! flashblak.com.au/Shop.php She also sells a lot of other things too.

    #AboriginalArt #AboriginalArtists #Flashblak #BrisbaneArtists #Brisbane #Meanjin

  30. I finally have a frame for this beautiful print that I bought from my friend last year. Pic is very glary, but it's protected and ready to be hung up on the wall.

    The print is called "This is Me" and the artist is Flashblak. Her shop is here if anyone wants to own one of their own prints! flashblak.com.au/Shop.php She also sells a lot of other things too.

    #AboriginalArt #AboriginalArtists #Flashblak #BrisbaneArtists #Brisbane #Meanjin

  31. I finally have a frame for this beautiful print that I bought from my friend last year. Pic is very glary, but it's protected and ready to be hung up on the wall.

    The print is called "This is Me" and the artist is Flashblak. Her shop is here if anyone wants to own one of their own prints! flashblak.com.au/Shop.php She also sells a lot of other things too.

    #AboriginalArt #AboriginalArtists #Flashblak #BrisbaneArtists #Brisbane #Meanjin

  32. I finally have a frame for this beautiful print that I bought from my friend last year. Pic is very glary, but it's protected and ready to be hung up on the wall.

    The print is called "This is Me" and the artist is Flashblak. Her shop is here if anyone wants to own one of their own prints! flashblak.com.au/Shop.php She also sells a lot of other things too.

    #AboriginalArt #AboriginalArtists #Flashblak #BrisbaneArtists #Brisbane #Meanjin

  33. I finally have a frame for this beautiful print that I bought from my friend last year. Pic is very glary, but it's protected and ready to be hung up on the wall.

    The print is called "This is Me" and the artist is Flashblak. Her shop is here if anyone wants to own one of their own prints! flashblak.com.au/Shop.php She also sells a lot of other things too.

    #AboriginalArt #AboriginalArtists #Flashblak #BrisbaneArtists #Brisbane #Meanjin

  34. CW: Aboriginal Artwork Stamps

    Day 20. First day of issue stamp challenge.
    Art of the Desert. It is as if art history only began in 1988 but here is the Australia Post official note on these 37c, 55c, 90c, and $1 stamps.
    One of the most exciting contemporary art movements in this country has derived from the introduction of new painting media to the Aboriginal communities in Central Australia. While the acyrilic paints and hardboard may be recent innovations, the central themes of the paintings are the traditional stories of the Dreamings. The works repoduced on the stamps are all part of the collection held by the Flinders University of South Australia’s Art Museum. Goanna Dreaming by Jean Napanangka Brown of Yuendumn is featured on the first day cover.
    Stamp cover design: Janet Boschen Australia Post Graphic Design Studio
    The artists, named on their artwork, are almost forgotten because it takes a keen eye to read their names: 37c stamp Bush Potato Country by Turkey Tolsen Tjupurrula, 55c stamp Courtship Rejected Limpi Puntungka Tksangati, 90c stamp Medicine Story by Unknown, $1 stamp Ancestor Dreaming by Tim Leura Tjaplljarri. (If there are spelling errors I cannot do better with my magnifying glass.)
    #stamps, #socialhistory, #Aboriginalart, #Flindersuni, #artwork, #traditional

  35. CW: Aboriginal Artwork Stamps

    Day 20. First day of issue stamp challenge.
    Art of the Desert. It is as if art history only began in 1988 but here is the Australia Post official note on these 37c, 55c, 90c, and $1 stamps.
    One of the most exciting contemporary art movements in this country has derived from the introduction of new painting media to the Aboriginal communities in Central Australia. While the acyrilic paints and hardboard may be recent innovations, the central themes of the paintings are the traditional stories of the Dreamings. The works repoduced on the stamps are all part of the collection held by the Flinders University of South Australia’s Art Museum. Goanna Dreaming by Jean Napanangka Brown of Yuendumn is featured on the first day cover.
    Stamp cover design: Janet Boschen Australia Post Graphic Design Studio
    The artists, named on their artwork, are almost forgotten because it takes a keen eye to read their names: 37c stamp Bush Potato Country by Turkey Tolsen Tjupurrula, 55c stamp Courtship Rejected Limpi Puntungka Tksangati, 90c stamp Medicine Story by Unknown, $1 stamp Ancestor Dreaming by Tim Leura Tjaplljarri. (If there are spelling errors I cannot do better with my magnifying glass.)
    #stamps, #socialhistory, #Aboriginalart, #Flindersuni, #artwork, #traditional

  36. CW: Aboriginal Artwork Stamps

    Day 20. First day of issue stamp challenge.
    Art of the Desert. It is as if art history only began in 1988 but here is the Australia Post official note on these 37c, 55c, 90c, and $1 stamps.
    One of the most exciting contemporary art movements in this country has derived from the introduction of new painting media to the Aboriginal communities in Central Australia. While the acyrilic paints and hardboard may be recent innovations, the central themes of the paintings are the traditional stories of the Dreamings. The works repoduced on the stamps are all part of the collection held by the Flinders University of South Australia’s Art Museum. Goanna Dreaming by Jean Napanangka Brown of Yuendumn is featured on the first day cover.
    Stamp cover design: Janet Boschen Australia Post Graphic Design Studio
    The artists, named on their artwork, are almost forgotten because it takes a keen eye to read their names: 37c stamp Bush Potato Country by Turkey Tolsen Tjupurrula, 55c stamp Courtship Rejected Limpi Puntungka Tksangati, 90c stamp Medicine Story by Unknown, $1 stamp Ancestor Dreaming by Tim Leura Tjaplljarri. (If there are spelling errors I cannot do better with my magnifying glass.)
    #stamps, #socialhistory, #Aboriginalart, #Flindersuni, #artwork, #traditional

  37. One of my favourite examples of how public art can be beautiful, but also make people feel welcome/feel that they belong - City of Vincent, which has a large LGBT population, got Whadjuk/Balladong Nyoongar and Eastern Arrernte artist J.D. Penangke to paint this traffic box with rainbow coloured art for Pride.

    You can see more of her art at jdpenangke.com and facebook.com/JDpenangke

    #LGBT
    #Pride
    #JDPenangke
    #AboriginalArt
    #Mural
    #SprayPaintArt
    #StreetArt
    #UrbanArt

  38. One of my favourite mural artists is Aboriginal artist J.D. Penangke. This is an AMAZING giant mural of two long-necked tortoises that she painted on a basketball court, seen from above.

    #JDPenangke
    #AboriginalArt
    #Tortoise
    #LongNeckedTortoise
    #Mural
    #SprayPaintArt
    #StreetArt
    #UrbanArt

  39. Old wasps nests help us understand old art - Enlarge (credit: Mark Jones)
    Tens of thousands of ancient paintings adorn rock outcrops and shelt... more: arstechnica.com/?p=1658352 #aboriginalart #carbondating #archeology #science