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Yuendumu stories

23/8/2018

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I am very excitedly preparing for a new exhibition coming up in December...

Photographer and art therapist Sam Gummer will share her insight into life in Yuendumu through her exquisite photographs.  
These extraordinary images offer a window into the remote Aboriginal community of Yuendumu, depicting the diverse stories of the Warlpiri people, from traditional to contemporary, sombre to celebratory, creative to sacred, ancient to modern day.
From ancient Dreamtime stories, skin names, sacred ceremonies, paintings and artefacts, to modern day clothes, music, art making and social media, the story of this community comes in the form of collective narratives woven over the tapestry of time.

Gummer's work will be presented alongside the art from Warlukurlangu Artists in Yuendumu, where she lives and works.
Gummer also works for Aussie Desert Dogs, an organisation funded by the art centre, that provides veterinary assistance, food, medical care and where needed, re-homing, for Yuendumu's dog population, and also a rescue response for injured and orphaned wildlife.

Coats for Winter Campaign: to celebrate all things 'camp dog' throughout december, Hearth Galleries are generating a campaign to raise funds for the dogs who are homeless and cared for by aussie desert dogs, there are about 60 or so at present.  They need coats in the cold winter months especially during the freezing nights. the small ones find it particularly tough-going in winter. If you'd like to make a dog jacket, donate one or buy one for the dogs of yuendumu, please visit Hearth Galleries or give me a call on 0423 902 934.​

Handpainted Dogs: a special part of this exhibition includes beautiful metal dogs, handpainted by the artists of Yuendumu. The metal dogs are made by inmates of the NT correctional facilities, then painted by Aboriginal artists in community. Each dog is vibrantly unique and based on the shape of a real dog that lives in Yuendumu, getting up to the usual fun and mischief around town! Limited number available. Contact us for more information or if you'd like to order one for Christmas.

​More dog stories coming soon...and stay tuned for a sneak preview of Sam's extraordinary work.

​Wednesday November 28th - Sunday 30th December 
​Launch event 2pm Saturday 1st December
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    • PREVIOUS - Murnong
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  • Artists
    • Kim Wandin (Wandoon)
    • Warlukurlangu Artists
    • Jenine Godwin-Thompson
    • Graham Patterson
    • Jacqui Wandin (Wandoon)
    • Sam Gummer
    • Gail Choolburra
    • Lewis Wandin-Bursill
    • Amanda Wright
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  • MURRUP BIIK PUBLIC ART
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