Ms N Yunupiŋu<br /> <em>Wild apple orchard</em> 2008<br /> earth pigments on Stringybark (Eucalyptus sp.)<br /> 173.9 x 69.7 cm<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Purchased with funds donated by Lou and Mary Senini, 2010<br /> 2010.521<br /> © Ms N Yunupiŋu, courtesy of Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Centre, Yirrkala

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Bark Ladies
• 6 years ago
Tom ROBERTS Shearing the rams 1890

Shearing the rams
• 6 years ago
Francisco GOYA y Lucientes Dream 19: The old women laugh themselves sick because they know he hasn’t a bean (Sueño 19: Las viejas se salen de risa porque saben que el no lleva un quarto) 1797

Goya
• 6 years ago
Hoda AFSHAR Remain 2018

We Change the World
• 6 years ago
Erin Kim Belonging 2020

Top Arts 2021
• 6 years ago
UNRYUAN, KITAMURA Tatsuo Japanese 1952–

Golden shells and the gentle mastery of Japanese lacquer
• 6 years ago
Satyanarayan SUTHAR Kaavad 2017

Transforming Worlds
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Found and Gathered
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Maree Clarke
• 6 years ago
Louise Zhang You are forgiven (Lotus) 2020 (detail)

Louise Zhang
• 6 years ago
Atong Atem Akuot

Triennial 2020
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Installation view of Misaki Kawai’s Moja Moja Life: Misaki Kawai for Kids 2020 on display in NGV Triennial 2020 from 19 December 2020–18 April 2021 at NGV International, Melbourne © Misaki Kawai

Moja Moja Life
• 6 years ago
Ponch HAWKES No title (Two women embracing, 'Glad to be gay') (1973); (2018) {printed}

QUEER
• 6 years ago
SUGIURA Hisui The first subway in Asia 1927

Japanese Modernism
• 7 years ago
Kitty Kantilla Untitled 1999

TIWI
• 7 years ago