What do dots represent in Aboriginal art?
They’re not just dots, and you may be amazed by the deeper meanings behind the dogs in Aboriginal art. In this article we uncover the symbolic significance of those dots, and what they really mean.
Author: Wagner
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What are the similarities between Pointillism and Aboriginal Art?
Explore the intriguing similarities between Pointillism and Aboriginal art, from the use of dots to the precision and cultural significance.
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A Complete Guide to Aboriginal Art
Discover the profound beauty and cultural heritage of Aboriginal art with our complete guide. Explore symbolism, techniques, and stories behind these timeless masterpieces.
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The Real Deal – Buying Genuine Indigenous Art Ethically
With fake Aboriginal art a multimillion dollar industry, what do you need to know to buy indigenous art which is both genuine and ethical?
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Aboriginal Art at The State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia
The State Art Collection (Your Collection) is Western Australia’s greatest visual art asset. Since the first work of art was purchased in 1895, the Collection has grown into the finest public art collection in Western Australia. A rich and inspiring resource for all Western Australians and visitors, Your Collection offers remarkable insight into the development…
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Susan Purdy
Susan Purdy flies under the radar so far as possible. An introvert by nature she prefers to observe from the sidelines rather than stand in the spotlight. As an artist she is not interested in art world fame, but she is thoroughly ambitious for her art practice and actively seeks out an audience for it.…
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Tiwi Island Art (Aboriginal Art With A Tiwist)
Tiwi Art is sourced from the art communities on the Tiwi Islands. Melville and Bathurst Islands are the Tiwi Islands, not far from Darwin in the Northern Territory. Tiwi art is quite different from mainland indigenous art in that the Tiwi people use the designs from their ceremonial body art (Jilamara) rather than telling stories…
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Peter Schouten (Wildlife Artist)
Peter Schouten was born in Sydney, Australia. From a very early age he developed a passion for all things feathered, furred and scaled – both extant and extinct – which led to a budding career in palaeontology. About Peter Schouten Peter Schouten’s first artistic reconstructions in this field, when presented to the Australian Museum, were…
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Owen Pointon (Wildlife Artist)
Discovering he had a skill for drawing and painting as a youngster, Owen Pointon has continued to refine his skills over the years. The beauty of Owen’s work highlights his love of native Australian wildlife. About Owen Pointon My earliest memory of painting was a sailing boat on the bay, whilst in primary school. My…
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Christine Young (Artist)
Christine Young is an Australian artist of West Indies origin. Having immigrated to Australia at the age of 17 now happily hails from Cairns. About Christine Young I have painted all my life, it is just part of me. I enjoy studying in detail the subjects I paint, trying to represent a true reflection of…