Indigenous Art of the Kimberley > New Energy: Mananambarra

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Trevor "Turbo" Brown and company
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Christine Morrow

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Entangled looking: The crisis of the animal
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Barbara Creed

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Madison Bycroft's mollusc worlds
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Matt Barlow

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Axolotl
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From god‑head to bin chook: Ibis in the Australian cultural imagination
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Paul Allatson and Andrea Connor

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Surreal conjunctions in sartorial contexts: A testing ground for human-animal relations
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Ann Finegan

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In the beginning there was the worm: Animal voices beyond the verbal
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Tessa Laird

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Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
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Becoming-horse: Jenny Watson, Art Orienté Objet and Berlinde De Bruyckere
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Georgina Downey

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Heading for trouble: Non‑human futures in recent art
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Susan Ballard

Published 01 March 2018

On the white walls of the gallery the large paintings of Wandjina by senior Kimberley artist Omborrin beam forth filling the room with the radiance of his beloved Kimberley homelands.

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