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Snakes and mimih spirit c.1966

Accession No.
2020.268
Date Created
c.1966
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Indigenous Australian Art
Dimensions A
53.3 x 33cm
Media Category
Painting
Secondary Media Category
natural pigments
Medium
Natural pigments on eucalyptus bark
Credit Line
Gift of Robert Bleakley through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation 2020. Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program

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© Bobby Barrdjaray Nganjmira/Licensed by Aboriginal Artists Agency

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Stories featuring this object

an abstract painting in natural pigments on bark which contrasting blocks of cross-hatching are juxtaposed to express the power of an Mardayin ritual
TRANSITIONS

Western-Central Arnhem Land

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Bark painting depiction of the Rainbow serpent (cropped)
TRANSITIONS

Historic and contemporary barks

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Exhibitions featuring this object

Anniebell Marrngamarrnga’s Yawkyawk (Female water spirit) pregnant with twins 2007, installed for ‘Transitions’, GOMA, February 2023 / © Anniebell Marrngamarrnga/Copyright Agency / Photograph: N Harth, QAGOMA

‘Transitions’

Aug 2022 - Jun 2023

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Inside/outside 1993
Artwork tow row this artwork made of Bronze, created in 2016-01-01

tow row 2016

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