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What Hasn't Yet Happenned I-V

by Purcell, Marisa.

acrylic on paper, 70 x 60cm

Scarce, Yhonnie, b. 1973
Yhonnie Scarce, a descendant of the Kokatha and Nukunu people, is a glass artist whose work is informed by the effects of colonisation on Indigenous ...
Yifeng Tan: football field series

by Tan, Yifeng.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS TSG exhibition calendar; http://www.ccas.com.au/gorman_ex11.htm (20/02/04)

Bangu Yilbara: Works from the MCA Collection

by Gunjarrwanga, Melba , Martins, Fern, Samuels, Jeffrey.

Yinaa Bula-Ngumbaay

by Reynolds, Nyree.

Yinaa Bula-Ngumbaay means 'ladies three' in Wiradjuri language. The exhibition featured Joanne Dunn (Reid), Nyree Reynolds and Trish Carroll-Freeman.

Yinaa Bula-Ngumbaay

by Carroll, Trisha.

Yinaa Bula-Ngumbaay means 'ladies three' in Wiradjuri language. The exhibition featured Joanne Dunn (Reid), Nyree Reynolds and Trish Carroll-Freeman.

Yinaa Bula-Ngumbaay

by Dunn, Joanne.

Yinaa Bula-Ngumbaay means 'ladies three' in Wiradjuri language. The exhibition featured Joanne Dunn (Reid), Nyree Reynolds and Trish Carroll-Freeman.

Yinalung Yenu

by Darroch, Lee.

Yinjaa Barni Art
An art group, consisting mainly of family members, that began painting in an Aboriginal church in Roebourne WA.
Yinjaa-Barni Art

by Yinjaa Barni Art.

An exhibition of art by the Yinjaa-Barni Art collective.

"Bitpit" Yirrkala Sculpture

by Ganambarr, Gunybi.

Yiruk (Wilson's Promontory)

by Thomas, Ray.

Offering: garland yokes and sugar beasts

by Graham, Peter Sebastian.

Emil Goh + Yoko Kajio

by Goh, Emil, Kajio, Yoko.

The titles in this exhibition, are pre-emptive of the artists' redefinitions of our contemporaneity. The use of video projections and two and three-dimensional objects placed ...

Yokohama 2005 International Triennale of Contemporary Art

by Gladwell, Shaun.

Yokohama Triennale

by Stelarc, .

Yolk

by Maestri, Guy.

Sweet barrier reef: Ken Yonetani

by Yonetani, Ken.

Sugar is used as a much larger metaphor, questioning the environmental impact of our desire to consume. Funded by the Australia Council and the NSW ...

Yorga Home Coming

by Blacklock, Heather.

Storyplace, Indigenous Art of Cape York and the Rainforest

by Ah Kee, Vernon, Hobson, Samantha, Koomeeta, Craig, Mellor, Danie, Michl, Lisa, Pambegan, Arthur Koo'ekka, Richards, Cornelius, Thanakupi, , Walker, Ngadijina Wilma, Yeatman, Philomena, Yunkaporta, Roderick.