Medium
		synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Measurements
		195.0 × 610.0 cm
Credit Line
			National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased with funds donated by Catherine Allen, Carolyn Berger and Delma Valmorbida, 2007
© The Estate of Sally Gabori/Licensed by Copyright Agency, Australia
					
					
					
Gallery location
		Not on display
About this work
Dulka Warngiid translates as ‘land of all’. Seven Kaiadilt women have collaborated to create a holistic vision of their tiny island home, the saltwater that surrounds it, the sun and the sky. Strong in cultural memory, consolidated in diaspora, the canvas works as a conceptual map of Bentinck Island that reveals seven artists’ detailed knowledge of special places. The colour sense and painterly flair of the work reflects the hand of seven intuitive painters who are communicating the way they see their Country and how they work with colour and brushstroke.
Place/s of Execution
		Mornington Island, Queensland
Inscription
		inscribed in fibre-tipped pen on reverse c.: Titile: Dulka Warngiid / Country/place/land / "land of All" / Artist: Sally Gabor, May Moodoonuthi / Dawn Naranatjil, Netta Loogatha, Paula Paul, Amy Loogatha, Ethel Thomas / 2011-L-BI-02-07 / Synthetic Polymer Paint on Linen
Accession Number
		2007.527
Department
			First Nations Australia
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