EAP REFLECTIONS 2

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My favourite Aboriginal work of Art

Laurie Nelson Mungatopi b c1923

Bob One Apuatimi 1925-76

Jack Yarunga c1910-73

Don Burakmadju 1925-95

Charlie Quiet Kwangdini b c1905

Unknown

Tiwi,North region, Melville Island

Tutini(Pukumani grave posts)

1958

Natural pigments on ironwood

Gift of Dr. Stuart Scougall 1959

On the excursion of NSW Art Gallery, I observed this outstanding art of one of the Tiwi artist at Milikapati. Pukumani poles have great spiritual significance within Tiwi cultures, They use this poles as part of their commemorative ceremony. They design this poles as characterized of the deceased person's life, and the number and size of the poles indicated their status. The family member assign men that is not closely affiliated to the deceased to engrave the poles and supply food for the carvers during their period of work. This amazing work of art from Tiwi Island attracted me because how they sculpted and painted them with a mixture of ochres and coloured synthentic pigments. Which I think it is an extra-ordinary work that every design represent each of them. 

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Excursion nextweek to Art Gallery of NSW

EAP class will going to the Art Gallery on thursday 20th october
as part of our  listening class activity for us to be able to understand the Aboriginal work of art.
Aborignal Art at the gallery



Directions from St James station to the Art Gallery