“The Creation Circle: Aboriginal Art and Time” review by Matthew Kangas in VAS Visual Art eNewsletter
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Exhibition | The Creation Circle: Aboriginal Art and Time
Aboriginal art transcends linear time, weaving together the past, present, and future into a single continuous narrative. This exhibition reflects how Creation stories and artistic expression are timeless, embedded in an eternal cycle.
What is The Dreaming
The Dreaming, or ‘Tjukurrpa’, also means to ‘see and understand the law’ as it is translated from the Arrernte language (Frank Gillen with Baldwin Spencer, translating an Arrernte word Altyerrenge). Dreaming stories pass on important knowledge, cultural values and belief systems to later generations. Through song, dance, painting and storytelling which express the dreaming stories,…
Beryl Nangala Collins
Born in 1960, Beryl Collins is an Anmatyerre speaker. Her traditional homeland is Ngarliyikirlangu and Yuelamu. Her finely detailed dot paintings represent her memories and heritage, particularly the Women, Emu and Honey Ant Dreamings.
Australian Aboriginal Art Family Day
ArtXchange Gallery’s current exhibit, Mythscapes: Australian Aboriginal Art, has a wealth of color, pattern, and story for all ages to enjoy. Saturday, November 8, 12-4pm Join ArtXchange Gallery at a special gallery event for kids and families. Experience dot-painting activities, Dreaming stories, and viewing the Mythscapes exhibit with kid-friendly walkthroughs by gallery staff. Ages 4…
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