Deer Under A Tree Ink on Paper - Gond Art Publisher / Injalak Arts and what it could be

and what it could be

as a not-for-profit Art Centre to provide a place for Arrernte Artists to come together to paint

both of which are outstanding in their own right and contain stunning works: the collection of Aboriginal art belongs to Bérengère Primat and the contemporary art collection was amassed by Garance Primat

the ground-breaking pop artist

written by Bindi-Bindi and beautifully illustrated by Gympie artist Lynne Wilson

Deer Under A Tree Ink on Paper - Gond Art Publisher / Injalak Arts and what it could beGond Art by Mangru Uikey 28 x 38cm The Gonds are one of the largest and oldest tribal groups in India and live in several states stretching across central India. Traditionally, Gond homes are decorated with two kinds of paintings, digna and bhittichitra, which are painted on the walls and floors during weddings and festivals. Digna paintings are based on geometric patterns while bhittichitra is a more figurative art form inspired by the rich flora and