Aboriginal artists of the Western Desert : a biographical dictionary

par Johnson, Vivien

Craftsman House

1994

Disponible - 709(092) JOH

Niveau 3 - Arts

Australia : [Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London, 21 September - 8 December, 2013]

Royal Academy of Arts

2013 -

Disponible - 709 AUS

Niveau 3 - Arts

Résumé : Sommaire : Australia : an introduction / Kathleen Soriano -- Dead heart, live heart / Thomas Keneally -- Country : aboriginal art / Wally Caruana and Franchesca Cubillo -- Land and landscape : the colonial encounter 1800-80 / Ron Radford -- Art nation : Australian landscape 1880-1920 / Anne Gray -- Australian landscape : pathways into the modern world 1920-50 / Deborah Hart -- Elizabethan post-colonial 1950-2013 / Daniel Thomas.

Art aborigène contemporain : territoire du rêve : exposition, Lens (Suisse), Fondation Pierre Arnaud, du 1er décembre 2017 au 20 mai 2018

par Fondation Opale

Arteos éditions

2017 -

Disponible - 709 TER

Niveau 3 - Arts

Résumé : Ce catalogue témoigne de la présence du rêve dans les oeuvres contemporaines aborigènes, de la Terre d'Arnhem aux déserts en passant par le Kimberley. ©Electre 2017

D'un autre continent, l'Australie, le rêve et le réel : [exposition], ARC [Animation, recherche, confrontation], Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris, 4 octobre-4 décembre 1983

Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris

1983

Disponible - 709 DUN

Niveau 3 - Arts

Dreaming the Land : Aboriginal Art from Remote Australia

par Geissler, Marie

Thames & Hudson Australia

2023 -

Disponible - 709 GEI

Niveau 3 - Arts

Résumé : The artworks of Aboriginal Australian peoples are a profoundly important repository of knowledge and reflect a deep connection to Country. This visually rich survey explores the evolution of the contemporary Aboriginal art movement in remote areas of Australia across twenty-nine art centres in five states from the Kimberley through to Arnhem Land and beyond. Featuring profiles of 100 artists, this unparalleled work provides valuable insight into Knowledges and Traditions, while highlighting the achievements of each unique artist – all recognised as among the most distinguished painters from remote Australia. Author Marie Geissler’s opening essay traces the progression from rock art through to the launch of the Western desert movement, which began at Papunya in the early 1970s and led to the widespread uptake of contemporary painting by Aboriginal artists. Esteemed writers Margo Neale and Djon Mundine offer erudite contributions distilling the complexity of the art movement and its impact. Dreaming the Land is an authoritative reference that offers readers around the world a valuable introduction to Aboriginal culture and the stories that underpin the paintings.