Becoming Art: Exploring Cross-Cultural Categories

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Art, Politics, and Modernism Visual Culture and Art Theory

Abstract

Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Cross-Cultural Categories and the Inclusion of Aboriginal Art Section 1: A Short History of Yolngu Art Chapter 2: The History Begins Chapter 3: Bark Painting and the Emergence of Yolngu Fine Art Chapter 4: Dialogue and Change Section 2: Engaging with Art History Chapter 5: Visuality and Representation in Yolngu Art Chapter 6: Style and Meaning: Abelam Art through Yolngu Eyes Chapter 7: Art Theory and Art Discourse Across Cultures Section 3: Yolngu Art and the Chimera of Fine Art Chapter 8: Placing Indigenous Art in the Gallery Chapter 9: Conclusion

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