Status: Stock
Sourced from archived prints in Djilpin’s Gapu Series, five outstanding art works have been printed on to a high quality cotton linen blend: Scott Hall’s Blue Billabong from his 2013 limited edition etching; Frankie (Tango) Lane’s 2016 Flying Foxes, and 3 woodcuts from 2013 – Davis Kennedy’s Brolgas, Brett Bush’s Barramundi and Simon Dawugari’s timeless Stone Axe Story.
Australian made and printed. Cotton linen blend. 65mm x 45mm
Name: Frankie Lane
Language: Myili
Community: Wugularr (Beswick)
Biography:
Frankie is a senior Mayali man who has lived most of his life at Beswick. A master of Mago (West Arnhem didjeridu), Frankie also works on canvas, bark and local timbers, He has produced designs for bronze, textiles and print for Djilpin’s Gapu series. Frankie paints with the traditional grass brush, a skill learned from master such as David Blanasi. He is a founding member of Djilpin and has served as a Director for many years.
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