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When Watching Answer:

1. Who told John (second speaker) about turtles, kangaroos, and everything else?

2. What place did Andrea mention seeing animals?

3. What do you think 'The Bush' is?

4. How did Elsie say everybody learned to create art?

5. What did Pius mention as the reason why they teach kids to paint?

6. What item did Miliwanga compare the paintings to?

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Aboriginal Art and Culture in the Territory

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When creating artwork, Australian Aboriginal artists tend to avoid super detailed work. Instead, they focus on the story they are telling. Therefore, they use symbols to get their intended story across. To Indigenous Australians, these symbols represent their landscape, people, and animals.

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Find three interesting images. Once you have the three, explain the story you think each picture is telling. Include a link to the picture before each explanation!

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Large Aboriginal Paintings presents artworks suitable for large spaces, with paintings in the range from 2 metres to 3 metres in width. These are ideal for corporate spaces and feature walls of larger modern residences.

Aboriginal Dot Art focuses on artworks that present the most recognisable aspect of Indigenous art, the fine dot painting associated with the central desert regions of Australia.

Aboriginal Artefacts are all hand carved and authentic Indigenous items from hunting implements to carvings, bark paintings, weapons and carrying bowls.

Aboriginal Landscape Art is a collection of paintings that define and extend the image of a landscape painting from Indigenous Australia. While a vast number of paintings could be considered as landscapes, we have curated what we hope will be a diverse but focused selection of work.

Aboriginal Art Prints are hand-made and limited edition works on paper by leading Aboriginal artists. The collection includes etchings, lithographs, screenprints, woodblock prints and linocuts. These art prints are a more affordable way to buy works by major artists.

Colour collections are groupings of artwork by the dominant colour tones of the work. There is a page each for Red, Blue, Gold, Ochre, Pink, Black and White. They allow designers and home owners to browse the collection considering the colour perspective of the artwork

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Australian Aboriginal Artworks Collection - Japingka Gallery

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Japingka Aboriginal Art offers a wide range of Australian Indigenous artworks for sale. Works are exhibited from major artists, with regular special offers.

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The use of dots is said to have started in the 1970s. The purpose of Aboriginal paintings is to tell stories and history through symbols. Indigenous Australians used dots as a way to protect their symbols from getting into the wrong hands (or outsiders). The idea behind the dots is that the symbols become more camouflaged within the painting and only community members could interpret the work.