From Australia

From Australia:
an Accumulation
(2019–)

Ngilan Margaret Dodd, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

From Australia: An Accumulation opening. Watch This Space, Mparntwe (Alice Springs), 5 - 27 March 2021

Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Bec Vandyk, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Margaret Ngilan Dodd, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

A black handcut screenprint of a large heart surrounded by lopsided text — Rosaline La Vie, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Kelsey Latham, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Public workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Fielding, screenprint using earth pigments, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Fielding, direct drawn monotype with perforations, 76 x 56 cm

Quinn Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Esther Touber & Trent Walter, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Donna O'Callaghan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Lizzie Boon, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Fielding, monotype and drawing, 76 x 56 cm

Belinda Briggs, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Peter Haffenden making a rubbing during the Living Museum of the West workshop, 2021

Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

Murphy Briggs, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Fielding, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

Living Museum of the West, Pipemakers Park, Footscray, 2021

Jacinta Traianidis, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Harry O'Callaghan Graham, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Sheila Wangin, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Jan Hogan, drawing, rubbing and stencil, 76 x 56 cm

Esther Touber, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Claude Walter, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Catherine Webb, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Taylah Kilpatrick, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Edward Timmins, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

Living Museum of the West workshop, Pipemakers Park, Footscray, 2021

Cynthia Ward, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

PollyannaR, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Katilin Peachey, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Latrobe Youth Space workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery

Joel Crosswell, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Jacinta Traianidis, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Vivian, Georgie, Jethro, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Pauline Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Charlotte Lindenmayer, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Dianne Kiddell, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Keven Francis, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Deborah Walsh, drawing with pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Beth Sometimes & Trent Walter, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

Trent Walter, monotype and rubbing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Esther Touber & Simon Spain, monotype with hand stamp, 76 x 56 cm

Ky Warner, mixed media drawing, 76 x 56 cm

Terri Sweet, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Coalhole Project workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

Keven Francis, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Jan Hogan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

'Some people want to know the story' booklet, Mimili, SA

Gail Wilson, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Gail Wilson, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Sheldon Flynn, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Emma Singer, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Lizzie Boon, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Linda Puna, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Edwards, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

Jacinta Traianidis, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Latrobe Youth Space workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

Jan Hogan, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Esther Touber, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Sammy Dodd, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Heidi Krooks, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Donna O'Callaghan, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Bec Vandyck, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery

Katilin Peachey, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Trent Walter, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Bryan Andy, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Jenny Dean, monotype with rubbing and hand stamp, 76 x 56 cm

Michelle James (MJ) Flamiano, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Bryan Andy, rubbing and direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Rosaline La Vie, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Britney Noonan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Ky Warner, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Jacqui Gordon, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Betty Pumani, painting on paper, 76 x 56 cm

Pauline Wangin drawing a portrait of Kunmanara (Mumu Mike) Williams while sitting cross legged on the floor of Mimili Maku Arts, Mimili — Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

Betty Pumani, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Porter Sweet, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Deborah Walsh, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Author TBC, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Katilin Peachey, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Michelle Prezioso, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Emily Kiddell, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Kamal Rana, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Bryan Andy, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

Ky Warner, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Britney Noonan, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Harry O'Callaghan Graham, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Author TBC, rubbing and drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

'From Australia: Pipemakers Park' install at Conners Conners Gallery as part of Rosemary Forde's 'Museum Studies', Fitzroy Town Hall, Melbourne, May 2021. Photograph - Andrew Curtis

Heidi, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Katilin Peachey, monotype and drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

From left: Robert Edwards, Cynthia Ward, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

Jenny Dean, monotype with watercolour, 76 x 56 cm

Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Donna O'Callaghan, direct drawn monotype, 75 x 56 cm

Lisa Linton, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

From top: Sheena Dodd, Beth Sometimes and Trent Walter, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

Margaret Ngilan Dodd, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Fielding, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

Bec Vandyk, drawing with stamps mounted on paper, 76 x 56 cm

Luke Tkalcevic, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Critical Culture Ambassadors, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Author TBC, drawing wiith pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Living Musuem of the West workshop, Pipemakers Park, Footscray, 2021

Jacqui Gordon & Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Edward Timmins, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

A black handcut screenprint of a large flower and stem with — Janice Timmins, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Fielding, perforation, 76 x 56 cm

Kelsey Latham, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

From left: Sheena Dodd, Cynthia Ward, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

Joel Crosswell, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Chips Mackinolty, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

Donna O'Callaghan, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

Taylah Kilpatrick, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Robert Fielding, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

From Australia: An Accumulation, Watch This Space, Mparntwe (Alice Springs), 5 - 27 March 2021.

Murphy Briggs, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

Trent Walter, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Terri Sweet, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Britney Noonan, drawing with glitter and coloured markers, 76 x 56 cm

Eliza Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Ky Warner, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

Ngilan Margaret Dodd talking to Beth Sometimes. Both are seated. — Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

Simon Spain, rubbing with hand stamp, 76 x 56 cm

Sophie Varapodio, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

Jenny Dean, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

A blue handcut screenprint of flames rising diagonally from the bottom right with the word — Taylah Kilpatrick, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

Emily Floyd, screenprint and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

Brittney Noonan, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

1/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

2/529 Ngilan Margaret Dodd, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

3/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

4/529 From Australia: An Accumulation opening. Watch This Space, Mparntwe (Alice Springs), 5 - 27 March 2021

5/529 Pauline Wangin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

6/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

7/529 Eliza Wangin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

8/529 Robert Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

9/529 Bec Vandyk, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

10/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

11/529 Margaret Ngilan Dodd, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

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13/529 Pauline Wangin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

14/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

15/529 Puna Yamina, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

16/529 Rosaline La Vie, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

17/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

18/529 Emily Kiddell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

19/529 Kelsey Latham, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

20/529 Public workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

21/529 Jacqui Gordon, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

22/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

23/529

24/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

25/529 Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

26/529 Robert Fielding, screenprint using earth pigments, 76 x 56 cm

27/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

28/529 Esther Touber, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

29/529 Robert Fielding, direct drawn monotype with perforations, 76 x 56 cm

30/529 Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

31/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

32/529 Quinn Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

33/529 Brook Andrew, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

34/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

35/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

36/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

37/529 Robert Fielding, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

38/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

39/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

40/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

41/529 Quinn Edwards, relief stamp, 76 x 56 cm

42/529 Robert Edwards, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

43/529 Joel Crosswell, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

44/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

45/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

46/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

47/529 Esther Touber & Trent Walter, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

48/529 Ky Warner, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

49/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

50/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

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52/529 Donna O'Callaghan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

53/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

54/529 Lizzie Boon, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

55/529 Claude Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

56/529 Donna O'Callaghan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

57/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

58/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

59/529 Robert Fielding, monotype and drawing, 76 x 56 cm

60/529 Belinda Briggs, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

61/529 Taylah Kilpatrick, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

62/529 Peter Haffenden making a rubbing during the Living Museum of the West workshop, 2021

63/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

64/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

65/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

66/529 Murphy Briggs, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

67/529 Jacinta Traianidis, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

68/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

69/529 Robert Fielding, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

70/529 Donna O'Callaghan, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

71/529 Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

72/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

73/529 Joel Crosswell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

74/529

75/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

76/529 Living Museum of the West, Pipemakers Park, Footscray, 2021

77/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

78/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

79/529 Jacinta Traianidis, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

80/529 Author TBC, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

81/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

82/529 Dianne Kiddell, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

83/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

84/529 Harry O'Callaghan Graham, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

85/529

86/529 Ky Warner, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

87/529 Edward Timmins, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

88/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

89/529 Linda Puna, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

90/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

91/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

92/529 Joel Crosswell, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

93/529 Robert Edwards, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

94/529 Sheila Wangin, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

95/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

96/529

97/529 Robert Fielding, screenprint using earth pigments, 76 x 56 cm

98/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

99/529 Jan Hogan, drawing, rubbing and stencil, 76 x 56 cm

100/529 Esther Touber, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

101/529 Claude Walter, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

102/529 Catherine Webb, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

103/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

104/529 Taylah Kilpatrick, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

105/529 Mimili, SA

106/529 Edward Timmins, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

107/529 Kelsey Latham, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

108/529 Robert Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

109/529 Living Museum of the West workshop, Pipemakers Park, Footscray, 2021

110/529 Cynthia Ward, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

111/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

112/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

113/529 Jacqui Gordon, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

114/529 PollyannaR, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

115/529

116/529 Katilin Peachey, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

117/529 Latrobe Youth Space workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery

118/529

119/529 Trent Walter, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

120/529 Joel Crosswell, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

121/529 Jacinta Traianidis, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

122/529 Claude Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

123/529 Vivian, Georgie, Jethro, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

124/529 Pauline Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

125/529 Charlotte Lindenmayer, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

126/529 Taylah Kilpatrick, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

127/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

128/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

129/529 Catherine Webb, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

130/529 Beth Sometimes, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

131/529

132/529 Trent Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

133/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

134/529 Dianne Kiddell, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

135/529 Dianne Kiddell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

136/529 Keven Francis, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

137/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

138/529 Deborah Walsh, drawing with pencil, 76 x 56 cm

139/529 Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

140/529 Claude Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

141/529 Keven Francis, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

142/529

143/529 Beth Sometimes & Trent Walter, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

144/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

145/529 Trent Walter, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

146/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

147/529 Trent Walter, monotype and rubbing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

148/529 Rowena, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

149/529 Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

150/529 Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

151/529 Public workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

152/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

153/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

154/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

155/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

156/529 Trent Walter, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

157/529 Bec Vandyk, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

158/529 Esther Touber & Simon Spain, monotype with hand stamp, 76 x 56 cm

159/529 Esther Touber, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

160/529 Ky Warner, mixed media drawing, 76 x 56 cm

161/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

162/529 Terri Sweet, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

163/529 Coalhole Project workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

164/529

165/529 Keven Francis, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

166/529 Jenny Dean, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

167/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

168/529 Jaime Powell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

169/529 Jan Hogan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

170/529 Pauline Wangin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

171/529 'Some people want to know the story' booklet, Mimili, SA

172/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

173/529

174/529 Gail Wilson, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

175/529 Gail Wilson, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

176/529 Taylah Kilpatrick, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

177/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

178/529 Claude Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

179/529 Trent Walter, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

180/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

181/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

182/529 Sheldon Flynn, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

183/529 Emma Singer, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

184/529

185/529 Lizzie Boon, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

186/529 Murphy Briggs, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

187/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

188/529 Linda Puna, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

189/529 Robert Edwards, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

190/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

191/529 Jacinta Traianidis, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

192/529 Latrobe Youth Space workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

193/529 Dianne Kiddell, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

194/529 Donna O'Callaghan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

195/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

196/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

197/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

198/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

199/529 Jan Hogan, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

200/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

201/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

202/529 Esther Touber, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

203/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

204/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

205/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

206/529 From Australia: An Accumulation opening. Watch This Space, Mparntwe (Alice Springs), 5 - 27 March 2021

207/529 Deborah Walsh, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

208/529 Pauline Wangin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

209/529 Sammy Dodd, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

210/529 Heidi Krooks, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

211/529 Linda Puna, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

212/529 Donna O'Callaghan, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

213/529 Bec Vandyck, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

214/529 Katilin Peachey, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

215/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery

216/529 Living Museum of the West workshop, Pipemakers Park, Footscray, 2021

217/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

218/529 Katilin Peachey, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

219/529 Trent Walter, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

220/529 Pauline Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

221/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

222/529 Deborah Walsh, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

223/529 Belinda Briggs, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

224/529 Pauline Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

225/529 Donna O'Callaghan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

226/529 Bryan Andy, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

227/529 Jenny Dean, monotype with rubbing and hand stamp, 76 x 56 cm

228/529 Pauline Wangin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

229/529 Michelle James (MJ) Flamiano, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

230/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

231/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

232/529 Trent Walter, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

233/529 Rosaline La Vie, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

234/529 Belinda Briggs, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

235/529 Bryan Andy, rubbing and direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

236/529 Rosaline La Vie, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

237/529 'Some people want to know the story' booklet, Mimili, SA

238/529 Gail Wilson, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

239/529 LRG poster, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

240/529 Murphy Briggs, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

241/529 'Some people want to know the story' booklet, Mimili, SA

242/529 Esther Touber, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

243/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

244/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

245/529 Emma Singer, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

246/529 Britney Noonan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

247/529 Brentita Pumani, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

248/529 Esther Touber, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

249/529 Katilin Peachey, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

250/529 Esther Touber, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

251/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

252/529 Trent Walter, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

253/529 Ky Warner, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

254/529 Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

255/529 Jacqui Gordon, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

256/529 Betty Pumani, painting on paper, 76 x 56 cm

257/529 Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

258/529 Betty Pumani, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

259/529 Porter Sweet, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

260/529 Robert Fielding, screenprint using earth pigments, 76 x 56 cm

261/529 Jacinta Traianidis, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

262/529 Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

263/529 Esther Touber, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

264/529 Robert Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

265/529 Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

266/529 Deborah Walsh, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

267/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

268/529 Quinn Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

269/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

270/529 AUthor TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

271/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

272/529 Joel Crosswell, drawing, 76x 56 cm

273/529 Bec Vandyk, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

274/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

275/529 Katilin Peachey, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

276/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

277/529 Katilin Peachey, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

278/529 Coalhole Project workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

279/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

280/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

281/529

282/529 Michelle Prezioso, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

283/529 LRG poster, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

284/529 Emily Kiddell, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

285/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

286/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

287/529 Claude Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

288/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery

289/529 Kamal Rana, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

290/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

291/529 Lizzie Boon, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

292/529 Bryan Andy, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

293/529 Jacinta Traianidis, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

294/529 Quinn Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

295/529 Britney Noonan, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

296/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

297/529 Bec Vandyk, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

298/529 Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

299/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

300/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

301/529 Author TBC, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

302/529 Ky Warner, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

303/529 Britney Noonan, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

304/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

305/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

306/529

307/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

308/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

309/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

310/529 Dianne Kiddell, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

311/529 Jan Hogan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

312/529 Harry O'Callaghan Graham, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

313/529 Donna O'Callaghan, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

314/529 Esther Touber, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

315/529 Beth Somtimes, monotype, 38 x 28 cm

316/529 Author TBC, rubbing and drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

317/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

318/529 Aurthor TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

319/529 Donna O'Callaghan, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

320/529 'From Australia: Pipemakers Park' install at Conners Conners Gallery as part of Rosemary Forde's 'Museum Studies', Fitzroy Town Hall, Melbourne, May 2021. Photograph - Andrew Curtis

321/529 Heidi, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

322/529 Lizzie Boon, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

323/529 Harry O'Callaghan Graham, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

324/529 Katilin Peachey, monotype and drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

325/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

326/529 From left: Robert Edwards, Cynthia Ward, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

327/529 Jenny Dean, monotype with watercolour, 76 x 56 cm

328/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

329/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

330/529 Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

331/529 PollyannaR, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

332/529 Ky Warner, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

333/529 Claude Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

334/529 'From Australia: Pipemakers Park' install at Conners Conners Gallery as part of Rosemary Forde's 'Museum Studies', Fitzroy Town Hall, Melbourne, May 2021. Photograph - Andrew Curtis

335/529 Donna O'Callaghan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

336/529 Esther Touber, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

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338/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

339/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

340/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

341/529 Esther Touber, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

342/529 LRG schedule, 76 x 56 cm

343/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

344/529 Donna O'Callaghan, direct drawn monotype, 75 x 56 cm

345/529 Bryan Andy, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

346/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

347/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

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349/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

350/529 Betty Mula, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

351/529 Lisa Linton, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

352/529 Gail Wilson, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

353/529 From top: Sheena Dodd, Beth Sometimes and Trent Walter, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

354/529 Margaret Ngilan Dodd, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

355/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

356/529 Robert Fielding, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

357/529 Kelsey Latham, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

358/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

359/529 Joel Crosswell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

360/529 Linda Puna, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

361/529 Donna O'Callaghan, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

362/529 Bec Vandyk, drawing with stamps mounted on paper, 76 x 56 cm

363/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

364/529 Luke Tkalcevic, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

365/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

366/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

367/529 Esther Touber, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

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369/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

370/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

371/529 Claude Walter, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

372/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

373/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

374/529 Bryan Andy, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

375/529 Emily Kiddell, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

376/529 Author TBC, drawing wiith pencil, 76 x 56 cm

377/529 Kelsey Latham, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

378/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

379/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

380/529 Ky Warner, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

381/529 Jacinta Traianidis, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

382/529 Claude Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

383/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

384/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

385/529 Catherine Webb, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

386/529 Donna O'Callaghan, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

387/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

388/529 Jan Hogan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

389/529 Bryan Andy, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

390/529 Jacinta Traianidis, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

391/529 Mabi-Jack Andrew, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

392/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

393/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

394/529 Living Musuem of the West workshop, Pipemakers Park, Footscray, 2021

395/529 PollyannaR, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

396/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

397/529 Latrobe Youth Space workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

398/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

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400/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

401/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

402/529 Lizzie Boon, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

403/529 Jacqui Gordon & Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

404/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

405/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

406/529 Public workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

407/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

408/529 Edward Timmins, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

409/529 Janice Timmins, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

410/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

411/529 Robert Fielding, perforation, 76 x 56 cm

412/529 Porter Sweet, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

413/529 Donna O'Callaghan, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

414/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

415/529 Robert Edwards, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

416/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

417/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

418/529 Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

419/529 Katilin Peachey, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

420/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

421/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

422/529 Linda Puna, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

423/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

424/529 Sheila Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

425/529 Pauline Wangin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

426/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

427/529 Vivian, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

428/529 Belinda Briggs, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

429/529 Jacinta Traianidis, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

430/529 Tuppy Goodwin, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

431/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

432/529 Keven Francis, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

433/529 Author TBC, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

434/529 Kelsey Latham, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

435/529 Sheila Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

436/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

437/529 Sheila Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

438/529 Bec Vandyk, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

439/529 Kelsey Latham, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

440/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

441/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

442/529 Robert Edwards, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

443/529 From left: Sheena Dodd, Cynthia Ward, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

444/529 Catherine Webb, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

445/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

446/529 Robert Fielding, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

447/529 Joel Crosswell, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

448/529 Chips Mackinolty, Mimili Maku Arts, two-day exhibition April 2021, Mimili, Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara, SA.

449/529 Jan Hogan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

450/529 Donna O'Callaghan, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

451/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

452/529

453/529 PollyannaR, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

454/529 Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

455/529 Simon Spain, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

456/529 Taylah Kilpatrick, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

457/529 Emily Kiddell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

458/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

459/529 Trent Walter, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

460/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

461/529 Janice Timmins, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

462/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

463/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

464/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

465/529 Joel Crosswell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

466/529 'From Australia: Pipemakers Park' install at Conners Conners Gallery as part of Rosemary Forde's 'Museum Studies', Fitzroy Town Hall, Melbourne, May 2021. Photograph - Andrew Curtis

467/529 Kamal Rana, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

468/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

469/529 Robert Fielding, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

470/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

471/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

472/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

473/529 Deborah Walsh, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

474/529 From Australia: An Accumulation, Watch This Space, Mparntwe (Alice Springs), 5 - 27 March 2021.

475/529 Jacinta Traianidis, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

476/529 Ky Warner, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

477/529 Terri Sweet, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

478/529 Murphy Briggs, drawing with coloured pencil, 76 x 56 cm

479/529 Gail Wilson, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

480/529 Trent Walter, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

481/529 Sheila Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

482/529 Terri Sweet, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

483/529 Robert Edwards, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

484/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

485/529 Author TBC, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

486/529 Murphy Briggs, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

487/529 Britney Noonan, drawing with glitter and coloured markers, 76 x 56 cm

488/529 Linda Puna, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

489/529 Ky Warner, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

490/529 Eliza Wangin, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

491/529 Ky Warner, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

492/529 Joel Crosswell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

493/529 Latrobe Youth Space workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

494/529 Joel Crosswell, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

495/529 'Some people want to know the story' booklet, Mimili, SA

496/529 Author TBC, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

497/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

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499/529 Mimili Maku Arts workshop, Mimili, 2019

500/529 Janice Timmins, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

501/529 Margaret Ngilan Dodd, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

502/529 Critical Culture Ambassadors workshop, University of Tasmania, 2019

503/529 Taylah Kilpatrick, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

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505/529 Author TBC, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

506/529 Public workshop, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2019

507/529 Keven Francis, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

508/529 Trent Walter, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

509/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

510/529 Simon Spain, rubbing with hand stamp, 76 x 56 cm

511/529 Robert Fielding, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

512/529 Sophie Varapodio, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

513/529 Linda Puna, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

514/529 Jenny Dean, drawing and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

515/529 Esther Touber, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

516/529 Michelle James 'MJ' Flamiano, rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

517/529

518/529 Taylah Kilpatrick, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

519/529 Margaret Ngilan Dodd, drawing, 76 x 56 cm

520/529 Robert Edwards, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

521/529 Trent Walter, drawing with coloured marker, 76 x 56 cm

522/529 Emily Floyd, screenprint and rubbing, 76 x 56 cm

523/529 'Some people want to know the story' booklet, Mimili, SA

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525/529 Brittney Noonan, screenprint, 76 x 56 cm

526/529 Katilin Peachey, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

527/529 Author TBC, direct drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

528/529 Donna O'Callaghan, direct-drawn monotype, 76 x 56 cm

529/529 Author TBC, monotype, 76 x 56 cm

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Pauline Wangin drawing a portrait of Kunmanara (Mumu Mike) Williams while sitting cross legged on the floor of Mimili Maku Arts, Mimili, SA

From Australia: An Accumulation is an imagining of Australian nationalism made through drawing, printmaking, community-engaged workshops, publications and exhibitions.

The project uses the print portfolios produced at the time of the Australian Bicentennial in 1988 as a launching off point. Specifically ‘Aus Australien’, published by Rene Block, and the ‘Bicentennial Portfolio of 25 Australian artists’, published by the Australian Bicentennial Commission. Both have become celebrated time capsules of Australian art and identity. At 2020 and the 250th Anniversary of the Pacific voyages of Captain James Cook, it is essential to revisit what ‘from Australia’ looks like now.

Recently there has been a much needed re-evaluation of Australian history and the legacies of colonialism, and the ways this can be addressed through artwork. From Australia builds from this work and extends the trajectory of historical printmaking portfolios by creating an ongoing, inclusive and reflexive examination of collective Australian identity.

From Australia: An Accumulation was initiated, and is directed, by Trent Walter though the project is coauthored by all contributors. This website acts as a repository and archive for the prints, drawings, texts, process and location documentation made as part of the project. This project is ongoing.

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Credits
Workshop photography: Lizzie Boon, Emily Kiddell, Beth Sometimes and Trent Walter
Studio photography: Matthew Stanton.
Print design: Hayden Daniel
Website design and development: Paul Mylecrane, Public Office

Contributors

Alison Alder
All That We Are

All That We Are are part of a new international movement of research – work – live environments fostering creativity, creative solutions and exploring methods of living. We open our home to artists, researchers and organisations to engage in big ideas and reflect on the things that matter in life. We gather artists and others through Learning Exchanges that are co-designed in a democratic approach to program development that builds the capacity and feeds the ecology of arts in Tasmania and beyond. We incubate, generate and are an accumulator of intergenerational and community engaged arts practice in Tasmania by:
Co-designing sector development programs; Fostering and sharing knowledge, learning and research; and hosting individual and group residencies, gatherings and retreats.
Brook Andrew
Mabi Andrew
Bryan Andy
Anonymous
Matt Arbuckle
Zöe Bastin

Zoë Bastin is an artist, sometimes writer and rat bag. Bastin works in-between dance and sculpture creating choreography, objects, videos, writing and performances. Since childhood she’s been fascinated by gender roles in dance class; particularly who’s allowed to do what and why. Currently undertaking her PhD at RMIT University, she researches gender by transforming patriarchal hierarchies in bodies and objects. Bastin runs the Queer(y)ing Creative Practice live on Bus radio, performs often and is currently working with a team of eight dancers on an immersive performance called That Which Was Once Familiar.

Bastin has previously exhibited and performed at The Substation, Paradise Hills Gallery, Wyndham City Council, Seventh Gallery, MADA Gallery at Monash University, Testing Grounds, School of Art Gallery RMIT University, Tinning St Presents, c3 Gallery and BLINDSIDE.
Gabriella Beaumont
Allira Boadle
Lizzie Boon

Lizzie Boon is an archivist, writer and occasional designer currently based in Melbourne, Victoria. She is the registrar and curatorial assistant at Negative Press.
Belinda Briggs
Murphy Briggs
Hariette Bryant
Janet Burchill
Bobby Jack Bowen Butchart
Martina Capurso
Myles Carew
Maddison Chisholm
Coal Hole Project

Creating conversations about mine rehabilitation through art is the concept behind Coal Hole: a project developed to establish a local community-led arts collective who can lead a forward-focused and positive rehabilitation conversation within the community through art making processes and narratives.

Launched in partnership with the Latrobe Valley Mine Rehabilitation Commissioner and local not-for-profit organisation The BIG Picture Space Inc. and led by PollyannaR, a specialist in community-led arts installations, the project allows community members to learn new skills and develop their awareness of mine rehabilitation in a meaningful way.
Christopher Cochrane-Friedrich
Critical Culture Ambassadors

Critical Culture Ambassadors, an initiative of Salamanca Arts Centre, is for creatively minded young people. Eight selected secondary students from outside of Hobart will part take in a series of events, workshops, Artist talks and exhibition visits. The group will also have some insight into the behind-the-scenes of an Arts organisation, as well as some of Tasmania’s leading commercial galleries, studios and arts institutions. This years cohort, who will now be engaged in some capacity across SAC’s programs for the next few years, come from New Norfolk High School, Kingston High School and Huonville High School.
Joel Crosswell

Joel Crosswell is an artist based in Hobart, who uses biographical stories and events in his work to connect with themes relating to spirituality, existence and the human condition.
Gabriel Curtin
Lyla Dash
Matthew Davis
Selena De Carvalho
Jenny Dean
Peter Denison
Ngilan Margaret Dodd
Sammy Dodd
Sheena Dodd
Quinn Edwards
Robert Edwards
Izzy Egan
Hannah Ekin
Robert Fielding

Robert Fielding is a contemporary artist of Pakistani, Afghan, Western Arrente and Yankunytjatjara descent, who lives in Mimili Community in the remote Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Fielding combines strong cultural roots with contemporary views on the tensions between community life and global concerns. He confidently moves across different mediums, whilst pushing aesthetic and conceptual boundaries in central desert art.

Beside his art practice, Robert has developed skills across curating, writing and exhibition install. He has worked as a studio assistant at his art centre Mimili Maku Arts, participated in the Wesfarmers Indigenous Leaders program in 2013, and was a finalist in the Macquarie Group Foundation First Nations Emerging Curator Award 2017, which gave him the opportunity to participate in an international exchange to Canada. He celebrated his first international solo exhibition at the Fondation Opale in Switzerland in late 2018, and is currently part of the Australia Council for the Arts’ Signature Works Innovation Lab.
Michelle James (MJ) Flamiano
Sheldon Flynn
Hannah Foley
Jake Forde
Rosemary Forde
Keven Francis
Charlie Freedman
Sarita Gálvez
Georgina Glanville
Tuppy Goodwin
Jacqui Gordon
Peter Haffenden
Jethro Harcourt
Ruby Healer
Kelly Lee Hickey
Azhure Hodgetts
Jan Hogan
Bowen Humm
Kaiela Arts

Established in 2006, Kaiela Arts is an Aboriginal art centre located in Shepparton. We provide an important space for artists and the community to connect with art and culture. Our work drives important outcomes for both our artists and the broader Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community.

Kaiela Arts represents more than 90 of those artists and helps to share and support their work. Artists receive training and mentoring at the centre, and the work of many artists has been exhibited around the State, in some cases winning prestigious awards.
We offer an accessible studio and social space for local artists to connect, create and share art. The centre is a welcoming environment for everyone to learn about Aboriginal cultural arts. We are active in promoting the South Eastern Australian Aboriginal linear art styles, which is traditional to the Aboriginal peoples of the Kaiela-Dungala region.
Dianne Kiddell
Emily Kiddell
Robert Kiddell
Taylah Kilpatrick
Rosaline La Vie
Kelsey Latham
Latrobe Regional Gallery

Latrobe Regional Gallery is one of the largest public galleries in eastern Victoria, with seven gallery spaces and a changing exhibition program that offers a blend of unique local perspectives, curated exhibitions of note and artworks from our collection.
Latrobe Youth Space

La Trobe Youth Space is a youth led adult guided initiative that endeavours to empower the young people of the Latrobe Valley and strives to provide a safe and inclusive space for the young people. The work that Latrobe Youth Space does is guided and developed by a group of 15 young people aged 14-24 and a young advisor from the Latrobe Valley. They are known as the Youth Governance Committee.
Latrobe Youth Space is led by YMCA as part of a consortium of organisations which includes Berry Street, Baw Baw Latrobe Local Learning and Employment Network, Scouts Victoria, Quantum Support Services, Latrobe Youth Choices, Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency, The Gathering Place, AGL Loy Lang, Centre for Multicultural Youth, National Disability Officer Programme and GippSports.
Charlotte Lindenmayer
Lisa Linton
Vito Lucarelli
Sim Luttin
Ainslie Macaulay
Chips Mackinolty
Chas Manning
Lara Merrington
Mimili Maku Arts

Mimili Maku Arts is a vibrant contemporary art studio owned and governed by a strong board of Anangu directors. The art centre supports artists across different disciplines such as painting, photography, and publishing.

Mimili Maku Arts is a place for intergenerational exchange and learning, where Anangu knowledge is celebrated daily. It was envisioned by Anangu Elders in order to address the serious disadvantage faced by communities on the APY Lands, and to create potent platforms for Anangu voices to be heard all across Australia. Being a sustainable business for future generations of Anangu living in community, the art centre is not only a space for artistic excellence but also a tool to support real social change.
Mimili Community lies within the beautiful Everard Ranges, around 500 kilometres south-west of Alice Springs. At one time known as Everard Park, a cattle station, the area was returned to Aboriginal ownership through the 1981 APY Land Rights Act. Today, Mimili is home to about 250 Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara people who refer to themselves as Anangu.
Mimili’s name derives from Kinara Mimi, a place of water where Kapi Kata (lit. water head / soakage) still lies. Iriti (long time ago) Kinara Mimi was known as Pira Mimi, which means “the moon is just starting to come up” in Yankunytjatjara. This manta (land) and this wapar (storyline) belongs to Yankunytjatjara people, but has become a place for Yankunytjatjara people to come together tjungu with Pitjantjatjara people; they became united as walytja (family). Today Yankunytjatjara and Pitjantjatjara people live together in Mimili, we all work together at Mimili Maku Arts, bringing together the stories of our home and sharing the storylines of our foundation, Kinara Mimi.
Kim Munro
Rosy Murphy
Ashleigh Musk
Negative Press

Negative Press is a publisher of limited edition prints and artists’ books, and works collaboratively with some of Australia’s most esteemed artists. Their aim, under the stewardship of Director and founder Trent Walter, is to extend the discourse between contemporary art and printed matter. Prints and artist books produced by Negative Press are in the collections of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Monash University Museum of Art, City of Melbourne, Latrobe Regional Gallery, National Library of Australia, State Library of Victoria and private collections in Australia and New Zealand.
Tash Newman
Britney Noonan
Donna O'Callaghan
Harry O'Callaghan Graham
Beth O'Connor
Nicole Ogilvie
Jim Pavlidis
Katilin Peachey
Bryan Phillips
Nawel Phillips
Sam Phillips
Kerrie Poliness
Michelle Prezioso
Betty Pumani
Brenita Pumani
Linda Puna
Pollyanna R
Kamal Rana
Aaron Robbins
Jonny Rowden
Rumbalara Football Netball Club

Rumbalara Football Netball Club (Rumbalara FNC) is an Aboriginal community run sporting club located in Shepparton, Victoria. It is dedicated to strengthening the community and bringing families together through strong vibrant leadership. It is a place of belonging, a place that people of all ages and backgrounds can call their own.
Like all country sporting clubs Rumbalara FNC celebrates the history and passions that represent the uniqueness of its community. Rumbalara traces its history back to 1898 when Cumeragunja Football Club won its first premiership. Since Rumbalara FNC’s inclusion into the Central Goulburn Football League in 1997 the Rumbalara FNC has celebrated premiership success across its eight teams. But the success of the club extends far beyond the sporting arena to improvements in the physical and emotional health, education and employment of Rumbalara FNC’s members and their families.
Rumbalara FNC has created an environment where Indigenous people, especially youth are inspired and encouraged to actively participate in sporting community that Rumbalara FNC provides, as well as providing an opportunity to participate in the social and non-competitive aspects of this community. Everyone is welcome at Rumbalara Football Netball Club.
Shepparton Art Museum

Shepparton Art Museum is one of Australia’s leading art museums located in Greater Shepparton and the North Central corridor of Victoria. Our purpose is to present great art to our audiences, through the development and care of collections, research, the curation of exhibitions and programs, the growth of digital strategies, and by playing a leading role within a thriving arts and cultural sector in Greater Shepparton.
SAM presents outstanding art in Shepparton, and contributes to the cultural enrichment, community engagement and economic prosperity of the region. Our vision is for a thriving visual arts community in which SAM plays a key role, and where it is celebrated for exciting exhibitions and programs, as part of a prosperous, resilient Greater Shepparton.
A significant aspect of SAM’s work is the biennial Sidney Myer Fund Australian Ceramic Award and the national Indigenous Ceramic Award.
Emma Singer
Sol Skeletor
Frankie Snowdon
Beth Sometimes
Simon Spain
Porter Sweet
Terri Sweet
Edward Timmins
Janice Timmins
Luke Tkalcevic
Esther Touber
Jacinta Traianidis
UTAS School of Creative Arts
Bec Vandyk
Sophie Varapodio
Deborah Walsh
Claude Walter
Merle Walter
Trent Walter

Trent Walter is a printmaker based in Melbourne, Australia. He is publisher and printer at Negative Press, and a PhD candidate at Monash University, Australia.
Eliza Wangin
Paulin Wangin
Sheila Wangin
Cynthia Ward
Ky Warner
Watch This Space

As the only Artist Run Initiative (ARI) in Central Australia, Watch This Space (WTS) provides a constructive and supportive environment for artists to develop, collaborate and experiment through exhibitions, residencies, performances, offsite projects and an onsite studio community, all within a unique geographical, social and cultural landscape: Mparntwe / Alice Springs. WTS support contemporary art dialogue in the region both inside and outside a gallery space, encouraging, nurturing and promoting Central Australian and visiting artists.
Catherine Webb
Emily Webster
Gail Wilson
Puna Yanima

Acknowledgements

We acknowledge the Arrernte, Boandik, Bunurong, Boon Wurrung, Pitjantjatjara, Yankunytjatjara, Ngaanyatjarra, Braiakaulung, Bangerang, Kailtheban, Wollithiga, Moira, Ulupna, Kwat Kwat, Yalaba Yalaba, Ngurai-illiam-wurrung, Muwinina, Palawa, Wurundjeri, Wemba Wemba, Tyerrenotepanner, Leterremairrener and Panninher Peoples, the traditional owners of the land upon which From Australia: An Accumulation takes place. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and recognise the continuing connection to land, waters and culture by elders both past and present.

From Australia: An Accumulation is dedicated to the memory of Anita Angel, John Nixon and Kunmanara (Mumu Mike) Williams.

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This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. The touring exhibition of this project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia Program and has also been supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, and NETS Victoria’s Exhibition Development Fund 2019. Additional support has been provided by Persuade Consulting. Trent Walter is supported by an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend and RTP Fee-Offset Scholarship through the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture at Monash University, Australia.

Contact

For all enquiries
studio@negativepress.com.au

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