Barambah Pottery 1969–1987
A number of important engagements occurred between Aboriginal artists and the wider art world prior to the emergence of desert or ‘dot’ painting from Papunya in 1971-72.
The Barambah Pottery was one such example of thriving cultural activity in Queensland, a pottery studio based in the Aboriginal settlement of Cherbourg, previously Barambah Aboriginal Reserve.
Published by the Ration Shed Museum in association with AndAlso Books, 2017
ISBN: 9780648068709
44 pages, colour and B&W illustrations
Paperback 210 x 210 mm
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- Weight: 185gm
$ 22
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