Date: 2008
Catalogue: DN-25
Edition of 50
Image Size: 50 cm x 39 cm
Paper Size: 76 cm x 56 cm
Paper: Magnani pescia
Editioning sequence: 2 colours, black, white.
Medium: Etching
Printer: Clinton Barker for Basil Hall Editions, Darwin, NT
Publisher: Gallery Gondwana
Topographically, the sacred site of Mina Mina is made up of two enormous soakage areas that, rarely filled with water, exist as clay-pans. As water soaks into the ground small areas of earth dry out and lift at the edges, becoming delineated by salt. In this striking design of white dotting Dorothy depicts the crustations of salt stretching infinitely onward, etched with the tracks of the women as their paths stretch on, crossing and merging; telling their stories.
Curator's note:
Along with every purchase we are offering a free copy of the book titled: Honouring And Remembering The Art And Life Of Dorothy Napangardi
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