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Feature exhibition...
Dennis Nona 2009 - 2010
Muluka Pyban (Passing Down)
Dennis Nona is widely acknowledged as one the most important Torres Strait Islander artists. Born on Badu Island in 1973 he was taught as a young boy the traditional craft of woodcarving. This skill has been developed and translated into the incredibly intricate and beautiful linocuts, etchings and sculptures created by the artist since the commencement of his art practice in 1989.
Next showing:
PERTH
United Galleries
Contact: Bronwyn Blackwell
Ph: 08 9427 5600
Email: bblackwell@unitedgalleries.com.au
March 25th - April 22nd 2010
Feature exhibition...
Dennis Nona & Alick Tipoti
Limited Edition Linocuts, Etchings & Sculptures
Despite their individual pursuits and methodologies, Nona and Tipoti share great mutual respect and similar goals, and are increasingly being recognised for their efforts in communicating ideas in striking multi- dimensional forms. As children they went to school together on Badu Island, later they studied at the same college of advanced education in Cairns, and then at Canberra School of Art.more...
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute
8th January - 14th February 2010
253 Grenfell St
Adelaide SA 5000
Contact Liz Nowell
Ph: (08) 8224 3200
Emial: tandanya@tandanya.com.au
www.tandanya.com.au




