Young Power
$135.00
This print is part of the series ‘Young Power’. It is Yuṯa Djäma (new work). This series features work by seven young and emergign Yolŋu artists, and is the result of a workshop facilitated by master printmaker Annie Studd with Munuy’ŋu Marika and Bitharr Maymuru of the Yirrkala Print Space. The project was partly based upon earlier such workshops, including ‘Ŋarra’ (me) from 2011, which had an emphasis upon digital rendering of self-portraits taken by the artists which evoked their personal identity.
As told by the artist:
I was thinking about Bäpurru (ceremony) and my family dancing together. This is me with a Galpu (spear thrower) which we use when we dance.
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