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The Petyarre Sisters 2007 Online Exhibition, 12 - 27 Nov 2007
02/11/2007
We are excited to announce the launch of a new online exhibition The Petyarre Sisters 2007 Australian Aboriginal Art from Utopia. The online exhibition will feature fantastic new works from five of the Petyarre Sisters and will open on Monday 12 November. Read More...
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Bush Medicine Dreaming - Video Interview with Aboriginal Artist Gloria Petyarre
09/09/2007
Famous Utopian Aboriginal Artist Gloria Petyarre gives a brief description of her use of Bush Medicine and allows us to view her bush-strokes as she paints. Read More...
Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming
07/09/2007
The Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming is one of the most significant Dreamtime Stories for the famous Petyarre sisters of Utopia. Each sister interprets this story in a unique way, but in all their works the sisters demonstrate their connection between their past and the present and remind us that the Mountain Devil Lizard is still roaming the country and defining the landscape. Read More...
Utopia Aboriginal Art: Aboriginal Paintings from the Central Desert
12/03/2007
Utopia Aboriginal Art and the Utopia Aboriginal artists today follow the tradition of the famous artist Emily Kame Kngwarreye who paved the way for a contemporary and abstract style referenced to awelye (Women’s Ceremony) and depicted in fine dotting work. Women artists dominate this community as they maintain their traditional ceremonial ways paying homage in their art work to their role as food gatherers. Read More...
Aboriginal Women
12/03/2007
Male and female ancestral figures played a major role in the Dreaming and were used as a guide to the partnerships between men and women. Aboriginal women shared an interdependent relationship with the men playing a dominant role in child rearing and food gathering and sharing the roles of healers, law makers, performers, painters and custodians of traditional ways. Women maintain their traditional knowledge through ceremony and more recently through their paintings. Read More...
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