Aboriginal Art
Aboriginal Art by Wally Caruana, published by Thames & Hudson in 2003, offers a concise survey of the diverse work of Australia’s indigenous artists. This second edition, comprising 239 pages, explores the rich traditions of Aboriginal art that have evolved over at least fifty millennia, showcasing various media including painting, sculpture, and photography. The book highlights the significance of these artists in both sacred and public contexts, reflecting their integral role in the cultural landscape of Australia.
Readers will find an extensive overview of Aboriginal art, enriched by additional illustrations and a new section that addresses the latest developments in the field. This edition provides insights into the historical and contemporary aspects of Aboriginal art, making it a valuable resource for those interested in art history and the cultural expressions of indigenous communities. The book’s focus on the full range of artistic practices underscores the depth and variety of Aboriginal art, inviting readers to appreciate its significance within both local and global contexts.
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Widely sought after, Aboriginal art has now taken its place in the collections of the great museums and galleries.This is the first concise survey of the full range of the work of Australia’s indigenous artists from all parts of the continent. Building on traditions that stretch back at least fifty millennia, these artists have worked in a variety of contexts, from the sacred realm of ceremony to more public spheres, and in media that include painting, sculpture, engraving, constructions, weaving, and–most recently–photography, printmaking, and textile design. The second edition includes additional illustrations and a new section covering the most recent developments in Aboriginal art.
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