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The Oxford Companion to Aboriginal Art and Culture

Title
The Oxford Companion to Aboriginal Art and Culture / General Editors, Sylvia Kleinert and Margo Neale ; Cultural Editor, Robyne Bancroft ; Editorial and Research Assistants, Tsari Anderson [and others].
Publication
Melbourne ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2000.

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Additional Authors
  • Neale, Margo.
  • Kleinert, Sylvia.
  • Bancroft, Robyne.
Description
xxvi, 758 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color), maps, portraits (some color); 26 cm
Summary
A comprehensive overview covering indigeneous Australian art, archeological traditions, styles of the contact period, nineteenth-century art trends, and the development of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander practices.
Alternative Title
Aboriginal art and culture
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Genre/Form
  • Encyclopedia
  • encyclopedias.
  • Reference works
  • Encyclopedias
  • Reference works.
  • Encyclopedias.
  • Ouvrages de référence.
  • Encyclopédies.
Note
  • Queer Archive
  • The Northern Territory Library collects and maintains records of enduring value from LGBTIQ communities, individuals and organisations across the Northern Territory. These records comprise the Queer Archive - a unique collection of material which provides insight to the distinct social, cultural and political history and activities of the LGBTIQ communities in the Northern Territory. The Queer Archive includes original artworks, published material including historic journals and periodicals relating to LBGTIQ studies: organisational records, audio-visual material, play transcripts, photographs, born-digital materials, flyers, posters and other ephemera. The NTL Queer Archive is a living archive and continues to accept donations and deposits.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
1. Religion. 1.1. Aboriginal religion today / John Morton. 1.2. Religion and art from colonial conquest to post-colonial resistance / Marcia Langton. 1.3. The Pleiades in Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander astronomies / Dianne Johnson. 1.4. The politics of the secret / Franchesca J. Cubillo. 1.5. Tarner the kangaroo: A source of Palawa spirituality / Greg Lehman. 1.6. Tombstone ceremonies: Identity and political integration / Judith M. Fitzpatrick -- 2. Ritual and Sacred Sites. 2.1. The Power of place / Deborah Bird Rose. 2.2. Ngantalarra, on the Nakarra Nakarra Dreaming track / Christine Watson. 2.3. Arrernte land and the Todd River in Alice Springs / Julie Marcus. 2.4. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park / Mutitjulu Community Inc. and Parks Australia. 2.5. The stand of the Nyungah people / Robert C. Bropho -- 3. Kinship and Gender. 3.1. Kinship, family, and art / Howard Morphy. 3.2. Gender, aesthetics, performance / Annette Hamilton. 3.3. The politics of representation: Kinship and gender in the performance of public ritual / Francoise Dussart. 3.4. Don't Take Your Love to Town / Ruby Langford -- 4. Colonial Continuities and Discontinuities. 4.1. Art and culture in unsettled Australia / Jeremy Beckett. 4.2. Captain Cook: Between black and white / Chris Healy. 4.3. Too Many Captain Cooks / Chips Mackinolty and Paddy Fordham Wainbrranga. 4.4. Physiological Adaptation to Cold and other true horror stories / Julie Gough. 4.5. Aboriginal sovereignty / Kevin Gilbert. 4.6. Art and politics: The Bark Petition and the Barunga Statement / Howard Morphy -- 5. Rock Art Revisited. 5.1. Rock art: A multifaceted heritage / Andree Rosenfeld. 5.2. Rock art as inspiration in western Arnhem Land / Luke Taylor. 5.3. Mick Kubarkku and the rock rat of the Mann River district / Mick Kubarkku and Murray Garde. 5.4. Our paintings are our life: Ngarinyin Aboriginal Corporation and UNESCO / Paddy Neowarra and Anthony James Redmond. 5.5. 'Play about': Aboriginal grafitti in central Australia / Richard G. Kimber. 5.6. Writing on walls: Reflections of rock-art traditions in 'urban' Aboriginal art / Christine Watson -- 6. Arnhem Land. 6.1. Inner landscapes: The fourth dimension / Howard Morphy. 6.2. The Djang'kawu in art and performance / Ian Keen. 6.3. Two hundred burial poles: The Aboriginal Memorial / Djon Mundine. 6.4. Sacred memory and living tradition: Aboriginal art of the Macassan period in north-eastern Arnhem Land / Ian S. McIntosh. 6.5. 'Knowing the country, holding the Law': Yolngu dance performance in north-eastern Arnhem Land / Franca Tamasari. 6.6. Larrakia artists / Gary Lee -- 7. Between Islands. 7.1. Custom and creativity: Nineteenth-century collections of Torres Strait art / Anita Herle and Jude Philp. 7.2. Connections to the past / Mary Bani. 7.3. Dancing in Torres Strait / Koiki Mabo and Jeremy Beckett. 7.4. Contemporary Torres Strait Islander art / Brian Robinson. 7.5. Dance machines from the Torres Strait Islands / Tom Mosby. 7.6. Tiwi graveposts / Jennifer Hoff -- 8. Queensland. 8.1. Adornments and design in north Queensland: A view from the nineteenth century / Kate Khan. 8.2. Flash marks: A brief history of twentieth-century Queensland Aboriginal art / Margie West. 8.3. The Kalkadoon memorial / Elizabeth Furniss. 8.4. Tambo: Race and representation / Roslyn Poignant. 8.5. 'Portraits of Our Elders' / Michael Aird -- 9. Central Australia. 9.1. Painting country: The Arrente watercolour artists of Hermannsburg / J.V.S. Megaw and M. Ruth Megaw. 9.2. Hermannsburg Potterns / Naomi Sharp. 9.3. Irene Entata: Mission Days, 1998 / Jennifer Isaacs, Irene Entata and Clara Inkamala. 9.4. The Papunya Tula movement / Geoffrey Bardon. 9.5. Desert art / Vivien Johnson. 9.6. Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Utopia Panels, 1996 / Margo Neale. 9.7. The first Pintupi outstations / John Kean. 9.8. Drawing the Dreaming: The Berndt collection of drawings from Birrundudu (NT) / John E. Stanton -- 10. The Kimberley. 10.1. The traditional Aboriginal art of the Kimberley region / Kim Akerman. 10.2. Aboriginal artists in the Kimberley: New developments from the 1980s / Michael O'Ferrall. 10.3. Painting history at Warmun: The killing times / Queenie McKenzie and Eric Kjellgren. 10.4. Engraved Pearl shell from the Kimberley / Kim Akerman -- 11. The Southern States. 11.1. Art and Aboriginality in the south-east / Sylvia Kleinert. 11.2. Continuity and discontinuity: Wurundjeri custodianship of the Mt William quarry / Isabel McBryde. 11.3. Reclaiming Wailwan culture / Ann Stephen. 11.4. The Toas of Killalpaninna / Philip Jones. 11.5. Cultural relevance and resurgence: Aboriginal artists in Tasmania today / Julie Gough. 11.6. Bush landscapes of the south-west of Western Australia: The child art of Carrolup / John E. Stanton. 11.7. Language and identity / Jakelin Troy and Vic Sharman. 11.8. Yagan and the London -- Liverpoon connection / Mingli Wanjurri-Nungala -- 12. Urban Aboriginal Art. 12.1. United in the struggle: Indigenous art from urban areas / Margo Neale. 12.2. Aboriginal protest art / Roberta Sykes. 12.3. Indigenous political poster-making in the 1970s and 1980s / Lee-Anne Hall. 12.4. Is there an Aboriginal photography? / Kelly Gellatly. 12.5. HJ Wedge: Wiradjuri Spirit Man / H.J. Wedge and Hannah Fink. 12.6. Alternative sexualities / Wendy Brady and Gary Lee -- 13. Film and Communications. 13.1. Painting with light: Australian Indigenous cinema / Ian Bryson, Margaret Burns and Marcia Langton. 13.2. White people's homes / Frances Peters-Little. 13.3. Warrkwarrkbuynu media: Yolngu culture and Balanda technology / Johnny Barrarra, Bangana Wunungmurra and Jennifer Deger. 13.4. Indigenous arts and media: Gadigal in profile / Anita Heiss. 13.5. The World Wide Web / David Nathan -- 14. Literature. 14.1. Aboriginal writing / Philip Morrissey. 14.2. Early Aboriginal writing / Penny van Toorn. 14.3. The Past / Oodgeroo Noonuccal. 14.4. Story About Feeling / Bill Neidjie. 14.5. The Letter / Sally Morgan -- 15. Music. 15.1. Song as an Indigenous art / Lunda Barwick. 15.2. Aboriginal contemporary music: Rockin' into the mainstream? / Kathleen Oien. 15.3. Torres Strait Islander music / Frank York. 15.4. Maningrida, the didjeridu, and the Internet / Murray Garde. 15.5. The origins of dance and song in the Ngarinyin world / David Mowaljarlai and Anthony James Redmond -- 16. Performance. 16.1. Indigenous performance / Wesley Enoch. 16.2. Power Country / Peter Bibby. 16.3. Land, body, and poetry: An integrated dance aesthetic among the Tiwi / Andree Grau. 16.4. High art and the humour of the ordinary / Frances Peters-Little. 16.5. NAISDA: Reconciliation in action / Carole Y. Johnson. 16.6. Bangarra Dance Theatre / Lisa Meekison -- 17. Fibre-Work and Textiles. 17.1. Fibre tracks / Louise Hamby and Doreen Mellor. 17.2. Binding the rushes: Survival of culture / Ellen Trevorrow, Yvonne Koolmatri and Doreen Kartinyeri / [and others]. 17.3. Lena Yarinkura and her mermaids / Lena Yarinkura, Margie West and Margaret Carew. 17.4. Weaving baskets in the Central Desert / Winnie Woods and Maggie Kavanagh. 17.5. Indigenous dress / Margaret Maynard -- 18. Cultural Meeting Places. 18.1. When whitefellas go walkabout / Gaye Sculthorpe. 18.2. Cultural Tourism at Uluru: Ananguku Tjukurpa / Nellie Patterson, Witjawara Curtis and Nancy Miller / [and others]. 18.3. Bridging the gap: The production of tourist objects at La Perouse / Ilaria Vanni. 18.5. 'Another View' walking trail: Pathway of the Rainbow Serpent / Donna Leslie -- 19. Living Spaces. 19.1. Aboriginal architecture / Paul Memmott and Carroll Go-Sam. 19.2. 'Slave buildings' / Hannah McGlade. 19.3. In the vernacular / Helen Ross / Naangari, Jampin and [and others]. 19.4. Aboriginal cultural centres / Kim Dovey. 19.5. Gurung gunya: A new dwelling / Alison Joy Page -- 20. Aboriginalities. 20.1. Post-colonial Dreaming at the end of the whitefellas' millenium / Ian Anderson. 20.2. Gesture, symbol, identity / Lee-Anne Hall. 20.3. Hindmarsh Island (Kumarangk): Challenging Australian mythologies / Steve Hemming. 20.4. Tales of Torres Strait: The historical novel and localised memories / Maureen Fuary. 20.5. Aborigines and cars / Ken Gelder.
ISBN
  • 0195506499
  • 9780195506495
LCCN
2001269497
OCLC
  • ocm59522132
  • 59522132
  • SCSB-9125893
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library