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Between locals: Interpersonal histories and the Papunya art movement
Peter Thorley and Andy Greenslade, National Museum of Australia
Indigenous Participation in Australian Economies conference, 9 November 2009
Thorley and Greenslade consider Papunya Tula during the 1970s, as Indigenous art became recognised as fine art, and remote markets developed, shaping the art movement. But local markets persisted, and their effect on the movement warrants further study.
Collecting Papunya art
Christopher Hodges, Vivien Johnson and Dr Margo Neale
3 February 2008
Explore the history of the Papunya painting movement and discover the current generation of Papunya artists at a forum held in conjunction with the National Museum’s Papunya Painting exhibition.
Mutukayi: motor cars and Papunya painting
Vivien Johnson, John Kean, Jeremy Long and Dr Peter Thorley
2 December 2007
The sometimes life-changing, occasionally hilarious and always vital role of the mutukayi – or motor car – in the history of the people of Australia’s Western Desert is explored by an expert panel with firsthand Papunya experience.
