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Textile length c.1982

Artwork Textile length this artwork made of Silk with commercial dyes and wax in the batik technique, created in 1980-01-01
Accession No.
1999.076
Date Created
c.1982
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Indigenous Australian Art
Dimensions A
312 x 108cm (irreg.)
Media Category
Textile
Secondary Media Category
silk
Medium
Silk with commercial dyes and wax in the batik technique
Place Created
Ernaballa
Credit Line
Purchased 1999. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Grant

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A detail view of a bright, abstract work.
SEEDS AND SOVEREIGNTY

QAGOMA COLLECTION: ‘Seeds and Sovereignty’

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Exhibitions featuring this object

An installation view of ‘Seeds and Sovereignty’, including works by (l–r) Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Minnie Pwerle (© Minnie Pwerle) and Evelyn McGreen and (foreground) mats by Judy Baypungala, Bonny Burarngarra, Lorna Jin-Gubarangunyja and Shirley Malgarrich, March 2024 / © The artists/Copyright agency (unless noted) / Photograph: C Callistemon, QAGOMA

‘Seeds and Sovereignty’

Mar 2024 - Sep 2024

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