One sun one moon : Aboriginal art in Australia
Perkins, Hetti, 1965-2007
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Featuring over 240 colour plates, this volume canvasses an extraordinary diverse range of Aboriginal art based on 3 major Australian collections. 27 essays and 13 interviews with key artists are accompanied by an extensive chronology
Main title:
One sun one moon : Aboriginal art in Australia / by Hetti Perkins (Editor), Margie West (Editor) and Theresa Willsteed (Editor)
Imprint:
Sydney Art Gallery of New South Wales 2007
Collation:
368 p. colour illustrations
Contents:
One Sun One Moon: Aboriginal art in Australia - Poetic justice: an overview of Indigenous art - Cultural capital: key moments in the collecting of Australian Indigenous art - Art business: the Indigenous visual arts infrastructure - Histories in the making: Aboriginal art and modernism - Talking country: the concept of art in Yolngu culture - Making the familiar unfamiliar: the aesthetics of eastern Arnhem Land art - Banduk Marika in convesation - Painting Djang: art and inspiration in western Anrhem Land - John Mawurndjul in conversation - The concept of style in central Arnhem Land - John Bulunbulun in conversation - Images of transcendence: the art of the Warnindilyakwa - Dadirri: the art of the Wadey-Daly region - It belongs to no one else: the dynamic art of the Tiwi - Pedro Wonaeamirri in conversation - Different from other mob: art from Ngukurr and beyond - Ginger Riley Munduwalawala in conversation - We've got to follow that old mans tracks: engaging with the art of Albert Namatjira - Elaine Kngwarria Namatjira in conversation - In recognition: the gift of Pintupi painting - Genesis and genius: the art of Papunya Tula Artists - Bobby West Tjupurrula in conversation - Painting with passion and purpose: Yuendumu, Lajamanu, Willowra, Nyirrpi and Ikuntji - Holding the country: art from Utopia and the Sandover - Kathleen Petyarr in conversation - Wirrimanu: meeting place - History is being passed on: images and stories - Contemporary art of the East Kimberley - Fitzroy Crossing: collaborative process, cultural projects - Pijaju Peter Skipper in conversation - Cross-over: two-way influences in contemporary Indigenous design - Woven meaning: the continuity of Aboriginal fibre art - Yvonne Koolmatrie in conversation - Lena Yarinkura in conversation - To be young (at heart), gifted and blak: the cultural and political renaissance in Indigenous art in Australia - The politics of painting: community, culture, country - Judy Watson in conversation - Self-evident: Indigenous artists and the photographic image - Michael Riley in conversation - Select chronology - Maps - Glossary - Select bibliography
ISBN:
9780734763600 (hbk 0734763603 hbk)
Dewey class:
709.011 ONE
Local class:
709.011
Language:
English
BRN:
110961
More Information:
| Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| Penrith | Reference | 709.011 ONE | Not for loan (Set: 10 Feb 2016) |