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Mawalan, Malangi, Nabarrayal, Djawa, Nanyin and Jimmy Ngamjmira, Yirawala
They are Meditating: Bark Paintings from the MCA’s Arnott’s Collection @ MCA (Museum of Contemporary Art)

11 Mar 2008
Mawalan, Malangi, Nabarrayal, Djawa, Nanyin and Jimmy Ngamjmira, Yirawala
Arts and Theatre Name:
Mawalan, Malangi, Nabarrayal, Djawa, Nanyin and Jimmy Ngamjmira, Yirawala
Supporting Artist(s):
N/A
Date:
Tue, 11 Mar 2008 to Sun, 3 Aug 2008
Price:
free
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Description:
Since the 1950s the practice of bark painting has responded to new contexts and has become increasingly pertinent to the outside world.
During this period, the generation of painters most commonly known and admired – some of whom are still working today – began their careers. This exhibition explores the richness of these early bark paintings alongside more recent practices by subsequent generations of artists from those communities.
In June 1993 Arnott’s Biscuits Limited donated a rare and significant collection of bark paintings to the Museum of Contemporary Art. The collection comprises 271 barks dating from the late 1960s through to the early 1980s, by artists from Australia’s north.
The exhibition includes works by Mawalan, Malangi, Nabarrayal, Djawa, Nanyin and Jimmy Ngamjmira, as well as 41 works by Yirawala (c1897–1976).
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