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Lorna Fencer Napurrurla, Yarla (yam) (detail), 1992, synthetic polymer paint on canvas board, 48.5 x 30 cm, Collection of Helen Read, FUMA TAN 944.021, courtesy Aboriginal Artists Agency 2017
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A Thousand Journeys
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Saturday 25 November 2017
2pm – 3pm
Flinders University City Gallery
State Library of South Australia
North Terrace | Adelaide
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Join us for an in-conversation with Helen Read.
Helen Read is the Founder and Director of Palya Art, she is also a passionate collector and caretaker of Aboriginal Art. Through her company she works to provide a greater understanding and awareness of Australia’s Indigenous art and culture, by providing access to remote communities she facilitates interactions with artists, cultural custodians and community Art Centres.
A Thousand Journeys: The Helen Read Collection
Aboriginal art captured the heart and soul of Helen Read more than thirty years ago when she first worked with remote Indigenous artists and their communities. Since then she has built a significant and substantial collection from Australia’s Top End representing diverse media and regional styles. Currently housed by Flinders University Museum of Art, the collection is a rich resource for teaching and learning. This exhibition, a travelogue of Read’s earliest trips out bush, reflects on the efflorescence of contemporary Aboriginal art practice and its Western reception during the 1990s, and its ongoing resonance in the present day.
Curated by Flinders University Museum of Art
EXHIBITIONS
25 November – 11 February 2017
Flinders University Museum of Art
Flinders University I Sturt Road I Bedford Park SA 5042
Located ground floor Social Sciences North building, Humanities Road adjacent carpark 5
Telephone | +61 (08) 8201 2695
Email | museum@flinders.edu.au
Monday to Friday | 10am - 5pm or by appointment
Thursdays | Until 7pm
Closed weekends and public holidays
FREE ENTRY
Flinders University Museum of Art is wheelchair accessible, please contact us for further information.
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