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Loloi 2018

Artwork Loloi this artwork made of Diwarra (Nassa callosa and Nassa camelus snail) shells, cane and wire, created in 2018-01-01
Accession No.
2018.177
Date Created
2018
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Pacific Art
Dimensions A
120cm (diam.) x 23cm (diam.)
Media Category
Sculpture
Secondary Media Category
mixed media
Medium
Diwarra (Nassa callosa and Nassa camelus snail) shells, cane and wire
Place Created
East New Britain
Credit Line
The Taylor Family Collection.
Purchased 2018 with funds from Paul, Sue and Kate Taylor through the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Foundation

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© Jack Apelis & Gunantuna People

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