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Sea Blue River by Gwenneth Blitner

Sea Blue River

  • Gwenneth Blitner
    Gwenneth Blitner
    14 artworks

60 × 120 | Cat. no: 251-18

$720

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Wally working on a Mokuy sculpture. Watch this spa Wally working on a Mokuy sculpture. Watch this space!!! #wallywilfred #ngukurrarts #sculpture
Some sculpture magic happening at Ngukurr Arts. 1 Some sculpture magic happening at Ngukurr Arts. 1 Jill Daniels - cowgirl. 2. Karen Rogers - Toyota 3. Luke Djalagarrarra - Bird
Posted @withregram • @brunswickstreetgallery FIN Posted @withregram • @brunswickstreetgallery FINAL WEEKEND OUR COUNTRY: NAPURRUŊ WÄŊA / MELA KANTRI / NGANAMPA NGURA / GAMERREM —— It’s the final weekend to visit one of our most ambitious exhibitions to date ‘Our Country’— a curatorial collaboration between Brunswick Street Gallery and artist/curator Karen Rogers from Ngukurr Arts. Karen Rogers is a multi-year finalist in the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA), Indigenous arts worker, printmaker, animator, filmmaker, textile designer and a senior leader within her remote community of Ngukurr, South East Arnhem Land. 'Our Country', the concept for which was developed by Rogers, will be her first major curatorial project in Victoria, and the first to involve multiple remote Indigenous art centres from across the Top End and Central Desert region. —— ‘Sambala main atwek im bla dis kantri we ai bin grouap. Im bla mela laif la Roper en bla mela koltja. My artwork often shows the country where I grew up. It’s inspired by our life in Ngukurr and our culture.’ – Karen Rogers, co-curator. —— ‘Our Country’ presents artists from five remote Indigenous art centres and their personal response to 'Country', what it means, and how it shapes identity and their art. ‘Our Country’ showcases the work of artists Aaron Pei Pie, Gordon Barney, Ishmael Marika, Jill Daniels, Judy Manany, Karen Rogers, Megan Yunupingu and Patrina Munuŋgurr from leading Art Centres: Buku- Larrŋgay Mulka Centre (NT), Elcho Island Arts (NT), Ngukurr Arts (NT), Tjarlirli & Kaltukatjara Art (NT & WA) and Warmun Art Centre (WA). We were delighted to welcome Karen to Melbourne to launch ‘Our Country’, and look forward to future curatorial projects with her.
Incredible colourist Wayne Bingal painting new per Incredible colourist Wayne Bingal painting new perspex works. These reverse paintings require Wayne to paint his animal and plant designs backwards. It’s not easy, but he makes it look effortless. #waynebingal #painting #acrylicpaint #colourful #aboriginalart #ngukurrarts
Norman Wilfred working on ‘stone country’ work Norman Wilfred working on ‘stone country’ work. Acrylic on aluminium composite board. #ngukurrarts #normanwilfred #wagilak #wägilak #rarrk
We were super excited to stumble across two very i We were super excited to stumble across two very impressive artworks from Ngukurr Community at the @ngvmelbourne . Karen Rogers is in Melbourne opening her curatorial project at @brunswickstreetgallery, as well as creating a new body of prints @seanrichardsmith studio. Watch this space! Image 1: Karen Rogers in front of Maureen Morrangulu Thompson’s ‘Sketchbook’. Image 2: Karen Rogers in front of Willie Gudabi’s ‘All Mamballi Country’ @ngukurrarts #ngv #karenrogers #karenrogersinmelbourne #paintings
Posted @withregram • @thedesignfiles Five remote Posted @withregram • @thedesignfiles Five remote Indigenous art centres come together for the first time in a new exhibition at @brunswickstreetgallery, co-curated by celebrated Ngukurr artist Karen Rogers! ⁠ ⁠ 'Our Country' (on from today!) brings together works by artists from the Buku-Larrŋgay Mulka Centre (NT), Elcho Island Arts (NT), Ngukurr Arts (NT), Tjarlirli and Kaltukatjara Art (NT & WA) and Warmun Art Centre (WA) - in a powerful collaborative showcase about 'Country', what it means and how it shapes identity and art. ⁠ ⁠ Pic 1: Artist Jill Daniels. Photo - @ngukurrarts⁠ Pic 2: ‘Mustering 027-22’, by Jill Daniels (@ngukurrarts)⁠ Pic 3: 'Kamela 21-1221KA’ by Aaron Pei Pie (@tjarlirliart)⁠ Pic 4: Artist Judy Manany. Photo – Elcho Island Arts⁠ Pic 5: 'Broke down 039-22’, by Karen Rogers (@ngukurrarts)⁠ Pic 6: Artist and co-curator Karen Rogers. Photo - @ngukurrarts⁠ Pic 7: 'Worrwurr (Owls)' by Megan Yunupingu (Elcho Island Arts)⁠ Pic 8: Artist Gordon Barney. Photo - @warmunart
Gwenneth working on a painting. She meticulously d Gwenneth working on a painting. She meticulously dots her canvas.. it’s mesmerising to watch. #gwennethblitner #wetseason #acrylicpainting #contemporaryart #ngukurrarts

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