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(Traditional Marshallese life) c.1990

Artwork has not been digitised or not available due to pending copyright clearence, thus not currently available online
Accession No.
2022.163
Date Created
c.1990
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Pacific Art
Dimensions A
45 x 58cm
Media Category
Painting
Medium
Synthetic polymer paint on craft board
Place Created
Majuro, Republic of the Marshall Islands
Credit Line
Gift of Dirk HR Spennemann through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation 2022

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A work on copper depicting silhouettes of people emerging from bamboo shoots. / Lee Paje / The Philippines b.1980 / The stories that weren’t told (detail) 2019 / Oil on copper mounted on wood / Purchased 2021 with funds from Terry and Mary Peabody and Mary-Jeanne Hutchinson through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation / Collection: QAGOMA / © Lee Paje

‘The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial’

Dec 2021 - Apr 2022

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