Djalkiri : we are standing on their names, Blue Mud Bay

Resource Information

The work Djalkiri : we are standing on their names, Blue Mud Bay represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS). This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.

Label

Djalkiri : we are standing on their names, Blue Mud Bay

Title remainder

we are standing on their names, Blue Mud Bay

Contributor

• Cameron, Angus
• 24Hr Art-Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art
• Nomad Art Productions

Editor

• Cameron, Angus

Host institution

• 24Hr Art-Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art

Issuing body

• Nomad Art Productions

Subject

• Art - Artists
• Art - Artists - Non-Indigenous
• Art - Print and printmaking
• Artistic collaboration -- Northern Territory | Blue Mud Bay
• Community arts projects -- Northern Territory | Blue Mud Bay
• Culture
• Environment - Biodiversity
• Exhibition catalogs
• Hall, Fiona, 1953-
• Indigenous knowledge - World view
• Marawili, Djambawa, 1953-
• Marawili, Marrirra, 1937-
• Mununggurr, Marrnyula, 1964-
• Nature (Aesthetics)
• Prints, Aboriginal Australian -- Northern Territory -- Exhibitions
• Prints, Australian -- Exhibitions
• Schmeisser, Jörg
• Watson, Judy, 1959-
• Wirrpanda, Liyawaday, 1973-
• Wirrpanda, Mulkun, 1947-
• Wolseley, John, 1938-

Genre

• Exhibitions
• Exhibition catalogs

Language

eng

Summary

"The idea was for collaboration between leading Yolngu artists from eastern Arnhem Land and four distinguished visiting artists from elsewhere in Australia. Angus and Rose Cameron intiated the project. In the year of Charles Darwin the theme of the project was artistic engagement with natural world and the species dwellling within it."--p. 8

Biography type

contains biographical information

Cataloging source

SAA

Dewey number

769.994

Illustrations

illustrations

Nature of contents

catalogs