Aboriginal Art.

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Aboriginal Art

Aboriginal people They are indigenous Australians (I.e. the first inhabitants) They tell stories in words and pictures about how the world began They call this Dreamtime Their stories are called Dreamings

Who, What, Where?

Three types of Aboriginal Art Negative printing - Simple figures Bark painting- X-ray fish Geometrical

Click on the picture to take a closer look Aboriginal Paintings This painting is called Witchetty Grub Dreaming by Mary Dixon Nungurrayi. Click on the picture to take a closer look

A witchetty grub is a kind of caterpillar that Aboriginal people traditionally eat. The detail shows witchetty grubs around a camp fire.

This painting is Journey of the Koori by Ron Potter This painting is Journey of the Koori by Ron Potter. What do you think a Koori is? It’s a kangaroo

Aboriginal paintings use earth colours Why? These are the colours of the desert. Aboriginal artists made their paints from natural materials.

Aboriginal paintings are also often made up of dots Why? What did aboriginal artists paint with in the desert? They used their fingers or sticks.

Aboriginal symbols