Artist: Therese Ryder
Title: East MacDonnell Ranges
Date of creation: -
Medium: Chiffon Square
Region: Hermannsburg, NT - Central Desert - Australia
Ref.: 28-15
Size: 30 x 30 cm
Shipping:
$5 Standard Australia
$25 Standard Worldwide
Availability 1: 2 in Sydney
Availability 2: Production and delivery time of approx. 4 to 6 weeks.
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Description:
This superb chiffon square by Aboriginal artist Therese Ryder depicts the artist’s traditional country in the MacDonnell Ranges, near Alice Springs in Central Australia.
It can be used as a pocket square, a handkerchief or stretched as an art piece.
It is part of the Namatjira Collection of Wearable Art by the Namatjira Artists of the Aboriginal Hermannsburg watercolour movement, in Alice Springs. From the landscapes of their country painted in the traditional watercolour style, they created unique three dimensional wearable arts pieces. The original watercolour images were scanned using LuxLab facilities, and are then digitally printed - using eco-friendly printing and water-based inks -, on silk / chiffon, and hand-sewn in Alice Springs.
Care Instructions: hand-wash delicately.
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Document:
The artwork is accompanied by the official Aboriginal art centre’s certificate of authenticity. The artist’s complete biography will also be provided when available.
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Origin:
IDAIA is a French-Australian organisation specialised in contemporary Indigenous Australian art, based in Sydney and Paris. Passionate about strengthening the ethical contemporary Indigenous creation sector, we work primarily with the official Aboriginal art centres, that is the 90+ Indigenous-owned, not-for-profit artist cooperatives spread across Australia, and are a proud signatory member of the Indigenous Art Code.