Tjungu (together): Derek Thompson and Tjimpuna Williams in China

Cover of Tjungu (together): Derek Thompson and Tjimpuna Williams in China
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Card image (detail): Derek Thompson’s pits, Liru Kutjara (Two Snakes) 2013, 35 x 11cm and Liru Kutjara (Two Snakes) 2013, 19 x 20, Porcellaneous stoneware. © the artist and Ernabella Arts.

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