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Tjukurrtjanu: Reconstructing Papunya History
I missed forty years by about forty days and forty nights: that’s how long before the opening of Tjukurrtjanu: origins of Western Desert art at the National Gallery of Victoria that I left Australia to return to the United States … Continue reading
Living Water at the NGV
The National Gallery of Victoria is 150 years old. As part of the celebration, the Felton Bequest has sponsored the purchase of a vast collection of 21st century art of the Western Desert, here presented under the title Living Water. … Continue reading
At the NGV Australia
One of our first stops in Melbourne these days is always Federation Square and the NGV Australia. The Indigenous Gallery at the Ian Potter Centre–well, I was about to say it’s the finest on offer in Australia, but that would … Continue reading
The Queen of Jilamara
When I started doing some reading on Tiwi art and culture back at the beginning of this year, I wasn’t thinking about the major retrospective of Kitty Kantilla’s work that was due to open at the Ian Potter Centre of the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) … Continue reading
