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portada Art from Milingimbi: Taking Memories Back
Type
Physical Book
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With
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Language
English
Pages
148
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 17.8 x 1.5 cm
Weight
0.45 kg.
ISBN13
9781741741285
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Art from Milingimbi: Taking Memories Back

Cara Pinchbeck (Author) · Lindy Allen (With) · Louise Hamby (With) · University of Washington Press · Paperback

Art from Milingimbi: Taking Memories Back - Pinchbeck, Cara ; Allen, Lindy ; Hamby, Louise

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Synopsis "Art from Milingimbi: Taking Memories Back"

There are particular moments in the history of art when exceptional things happen. Such a moment occurred in the 1950s in Milingimbi, the small island community in Arnhem Land in far northern Australia.Gathered in groups in the deep shade of the tamarind trees, artists worked alongside one another, their individual approaches and shared visual language resulting in a distinctive style of painting of a quality and scale never before seen. These artists - including Binyinyuwuy, Buranday, Dayngangan, Dawidi, Djäwa, Djimbarrdjimbarrwuy, Lipundja and Makani - created exquisite bark paintings with jewel‐like surfaces that capture the complexities of land, sea, sky and cultural inheritance in the one seemingly abstracted image.Art from Milingimbi, developed in close collaboration with the Milingimbi community, celebrates these artists and their art. It presents ‒ for the first time ‒ sixty-two exquisite bark paintings by fifteen artists, as well as ceremonial and utilitarian objects from a unique collection held at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. While there has been great interest in art from western and northeastern Arnhem Land and Ramingining, there has been little written or published on the exemplary art of Milingimbi. With new research conducted with the Milingimbi community, this book is the first publication about Milingimbi and the exemplary artists working there in the 1950s.

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