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Contents of the Newsletter
The newsletter from Bluethumb Art celebrates Indigenous artistry during Reconciliation Week by showcasing the rich cultural tapestry of artworks created by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. It invites the readers to explore the artists' powerful connection to country, culture, and community through traditional art forms. Additionally, the newsletter provides insights into Indigenous art symbols, highlighting their significance in conveying deep cultural knowledge.
Featured Products
The newsletter features a selection of artworks by Indigenous artists available for purchase:
- Karen Lee Mungarrja - "Where Did You Hide Your Wings" - Acrylic 110cm (W) x 132cm (H) - Requires framing - $1,270
- Antonia Napangardi Michaels - "Lappi Lappi Jukurrpa (Lappi Lappi Dreaming)" - Acrylic 122cm (W) x 122cm (H) - Ready to hang - $2,450
- Deborah Young - "Lake Hopkins" - Acrylic 91.4cm (W) x 55.9cm (H) - Requires framing - $750
- Louise Numina - "Bush Medicine Leaves - Healing Leaves" - Acrylic 93cm (W) x 152cm (H) - Requires framing - $1,500
- Clarissa Williams - "Minyma Tjukurrpa" - Acrylic 55.9cm (W) x 91.4cm (H) - Requires framing - $570
- Cecille Baker - "Dilly Bag" - Other media 21cm (W) x 27cm (H) - Weaving - $640
The artworks reflect the diverse talents and styles of Indigenous artists, offering a glimpse into their cultural narratives and artistic expressions.
About Bluethumb Art (bluethumb.com.au)
Bluethumb Art is an online art marketplace that showcases a wide range of artworks created by talented artists, including Indigenous artists. The platform aims to bridge the gap between traditional and contemporary art, providing a space for artists to connect with art enthusiasts and collectors.
Bluethumb Art emphasizes ethical sourcing and supports Indigenous artists in sharing their stories and cultural heritage through their art. The platform's commitment to promoting Indigenous art and artists is evident in their celebration of Reconciliation Week and acknowledgment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners of Australia.
By featuring Indigenous artworks and symbols, Bluethumb Art not only offers a platform for artists to showcase their talent but also educates the audience on the significance of Indigenous art in preserving cultural traditions and storytelling.
Through its curated collection and commitment to respecting and honoring Indigenous cultures, Bluethumb Art serves as a meaningful platform for art lovers to engage with and support Indigenous artists and their art forms.
