Australian Indigenous Aboriginal Art & Culture

[@maggiemo5243]

I bought a painting from this gallery by Malcolm Maloney Jagamarra, of 2 rainbow serpents, I believe back in 2004 or 06. I am an art teacher in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA and I taught my students about Australian Aboriginal art. While researching images, I came upon the painting, and fell in love with it. It hangs in my bedroom, where I see the sun shine on it every morning. I was surprised to see a corner of this painting at the 2:23 mark. Either it's another one or it's the one I have owned and loved for many years. I hope that Janet, Malcolm and their relatives are happy, healthy and still making beautiful art.

[@palawanhomeprovider]

THEY ARE HAPPIEST GROUP OF PEOPLE

[@garyjohnstone6422]

untrue

[@waynelee7169]

Don't know who is responsible for the statements being made but the Aboriginal people had defined areas and boundaries within which they operated. Travelling into and making use of a neighbouring tribal area without permission was frought with danger and might invite penalty.They survived by observing long established systems of an intelligent and effective lore - rigidly enforced.

[@monalisasmiles3105]

interestin' 2 c how the stories r handed down & put into art... ♪♫♪

[@user-bh8xi1co4d]

Great, now make a 4K version.

[@angrybirdz9287]

Ol Janet is still doing her thing in 2020

[@raggamuffin2682]

They are so beautiful. What smart people. Yeah Australia is theres yo. DAS RIIIIITTTTTEEEEE

[@raggamuffin2682]

@White Man bro I'm joking. I said das rrriiittreee at the end lol. I'm being sarcastic 😂🤣

[@raggamuffin2682]

@White Man I said "alstralia I there's yo. Dad's riteee " lol like really

[@gordonillin1822]

@Fred Bloggs well said I would've called them a lot worse Like grandsons of the original boat people 😂😂😂

[@mrmorgan6526]

@@gordonillin1822 boat people, Hahahahah Hahahahah Hahahahah

[@usmclongrangebrainsurgeon]

That didgeridoo hits hard

[@garyjohnstone6422]

Abo art is very basic. Indonesian art is fine and elegant in the Kimberley. Abo`s used sticks, indo`s used very brushes down to one hair.