Behind the Art
Artist Stories
Artist Stories: Dr George Ward Tjapaltjarri
Artist Stories: Dorothy Napangardi
Artist Stories: Vincent Forrester
Artist Stories: Barney Campbell Tjakamarra
History & Culture
Skin names - relationships to each other and country.
The term ‘skin-name’ is used in relation to the kinship systems of the Australian Central Desert/Western Desert.
Aboriginal art is not confined to its traditional forms. What makes it so exciting is that it is continuing to evolve.
The expanding central and western desert art movement began in Papunya in 1971 and these mesmerising paintings continue to delight audiences from all over the world.
Essays, Articles & Blogs
Collecting ‘Limited Edition Prints’ is enjoyed by people everywhere.
The Desert Oaks of Central Australia is a significant tree in Aboriginal culture.
An essay by Dr Christine Nicholls.
A Catalogue Essay by Dr Christine Nicholls.
Publications
Collecting ‘Limited Edition Prints’ is enjoyed by people everywhere.
An essay by Dr Christine Nicholls.
A Catalogue Essay by Dr Christine Nicholls.
Gallery Gondwana acknowledges the First Peoples of this land and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.
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+61 417 75 74 75
+61 417 27 44 31
roslyn@gallerygondwana.com.au
PO Box 3770, Alice Springs NT 0871 Australia
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