Finish Wanambi: bark paintings and hollow logs by five Yolŋu artists at the Aboriginal & Pacific Art Gallery Australia
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| Burrŋanydji Gaykamaŋu |
The works presented during the exhibition come from the labor of aboriginal artists located in Yirrkala, small community where the traditional art practices can be developed in the indigenous managed Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Centre of Northeast Arnhem Land. As the style of these creators has always offering us, the oeuvres go beautifully into the browns, oranges and whites reflected in the abstract depictions developed over bark and hollow logs, textures provoking aesthetical impact without the auspicious of mathematical repetition, a natural inexact but still harmonic contrast of forms and movement. Great example of the possibilities of the material. Around 15 pieces are being showed until this Saturday April 27, 2019 at the Aboriginal & Pacific Art Gallery.
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| Yalanba Waṉambi |
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| Dhambit Waṉambi |
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| Dhambit Waṉambi |
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| Wolpa Waṉambi |
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| Wukun Wanambi |
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| Wukun Wanambi |
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| Burrŋanydji Gaykamaŋu |
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| Wukun Wanambi |
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| Wukun Wanambi |
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| Wukun Wanambi |
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| Wukun Wanambi |