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Mimi Spirit by Philip Wilfred

Mimi Spirit

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    Philip Wilfred
    1 artwork

The mimi spirits lives in the caves

60cm × 76cm | Cat. no: 160-20

$550

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    Sandra Blitner modelling her mother Gwenneth Blitn Sandra Blitner modelling her mother Gwenneth Blitner’s new T-shirt design. Burdiflawa (pretty flowers). We will have them up on our website in the next couple of days. Stay tuned. #ngukurrarts #gwennethblitner #silkscreen
    Gwenneth Blitner, Karen Rogers and Jill Daniels de Gwenneth Blitner, Karen Rogers and Jill Daniels delightful, fun prints on t towels. Karen has been doing the printing with the help of Jill. The prints were developed during a workshop with @timothygrowcott funded with the help of @ankaaboriginalartists . Tea towels now available online under merchandise. All orders will be express posted next Monday. #ngukurrarts #karenrogers #gwennethblitner #jilldaniels #screenprinting #arnhemland
    Gwenneth Blitner with her latest work Walmadja Hil Gwenneth Blitner with her latest work Walmadja Hill. ‘When I was young we would walk there and go fishing. You can see Walmadja Hill from Ngukurr. It has beautiful flowers there’. It’s too hot to be at camp so Gwenneth decided to come and finish her painting. It’s now up on our website. #ngukurrarts #gwennethblitner
    Posted @withregram • @erin.vink Wally Wilfred’ Posted @withregram • @erin.vink Wally Wilfred’s new sculpture ‘After the Rescue’ (2020) was installed this morning as part of the Gallery’s Archie Plus project. The sculpture is oriented around the story of Ayaiga, an Alawa man who courageously rescued mounted police constable William Johns from drowning in the NT’s Roper River region. Ayaiga was shackled, having been accused of robbing a white mans hut in 1911, yet still jumped into the river and pulled Johns to safety. His charges were dropped, and King George V awarded him the Albert medal for lifesaving. @ngukurrarts #wallywilfred #archieplus

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