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Ku' (Camp dog) 2010

Accession No.
2010.592
Date Created
2010
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Indigenous Australian Art
Dimensions A
42 x 99 x 18cm
Media Category
Sculpture
Secondary Media Category
wood
Medium
Carved milkwood (Alstonia muellerana) with natural pigments, charcoal and acrylic binder
Place Created
Aurukun
Credit Line
Purchased 2010 with funds from the Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Diversity Foundation through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation

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© Roderick Yunkaporta

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A photograph of QAGOMA's Collection of ku' (camp dog) sculptures
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Exhibitions featuring this object

A view of Arthur Koo-ekka Pambegan Jr's Flying Fox Story Place 2002–03, installed at the entrance to 'My Country', GOMA, July 2013 / © Estate of the artist / Photograph: M Sherwood, QAGOMA

‘My Country’

Jun 2013 - Oct 2013

An installation view of a wood sculpture of a dog / Camp dog (Ku)

‘I, Object’

Aug 2019 - Aug 2021

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Artwork Rigel this artwork made of Painted steel, created in 1968-01-01

Rigel 1968
Artwork Sik (Hand-held women's dance instruments) this artwork made of Wood, feathers, cotton thread, synthetic polymer paint, PVA glue, created in 2011-01-01

Sik (Hand-held women's dance instruments) 2011
Artwork Ceremonial dhoeri this artwork made of Cane, bamboo, string with natural pigments, bees wax, shell, seed, eagle, cassowary and pheasant feathers, created in 2008-01-01

Ceremonial dhoeri 2008

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