From the Bukarikara: the Lore of the Southwest Kimberley Through the Art of Butcher Joe Nangan Textiles Drysdale initiated a new vision

Drysdale initiated a new vision of Australian landscape that replaced the pastoralism of the Heidelberg School

and essays by exhibition curator Didier Ottinger

landscapes and human figures

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and received prizes and awards out of all proportion to their numbers

From the Bukarikara: the Lore of the Southwest Kimberley Through the Art of Butcher Joe Nangan Textiles Drysdale initiated a new visionButcher Joe Nangan was one of those charismatic people who exercised a most profound impact on all who met him. Having spent his life acquiring the ritual knowledge and lore, not only of his own Nyikina and Walmajarri forbears but also that pertaining to the lands of his neighbours, Nangan believed that he could, through his art; present his world to a wider audience. With pencil, paint and pocket knife Nangan deftly depicted the artefacts, legends