Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) displays significant pieces by ten Kimberley-based artists, for All That Country Holds. The exhibition includes paintings, drawing, photography, ceramics and mixed media. Presented by Kimberley Aboriginal Art and Culture (KAAC), representing the six leading art centres of the Kimberley (Warmun Art Centre, Warlayirti Artists, Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, Mowanjum Aboriginal Art and Cultural Centre, Mangkaja Arts Resource Agency and Kira Kiro Artists), the works explore the enduring strength of First Peoples of the Kimberley and their connection to Country.
Exhibiting artists include: Miriam Baadjo, Angelina Guluwulla Karadada Boona, Jan Baljagil Griffiths, Ben Galmirr Ward, Evelyn Malgil, Mary Lou Oliyarli Divilli, Leah Rinjeewala Umbagai, Mervyn Street, Pauline Sunfly and John Prince Siddon.
View All That Country Holds, in pictures.
Leah Rinjeewala Umbagai, Wodoi & Djingun (spotted nightjar & owlet nightjar). Photo courtesy of the artist and Mowanjum Arts Centre.
