Djon Mundine: The Dingo Project

Djon Mundine: The Dingo ProjectThis catalogue was published for the touring group exhibition "The Dingo Project," curated by Bandjalung man Djon Mundine OAM. In Aboriginal culture, the dingo is a humanised animal spirit, often seen as lawless and untamed. In Arnhem Land, men might say fnhe watu (literally you dog) jokingly. A canine, in contrast, is domesticated and controlled. How do you domesticate a wild animal? By feeding it, thus making it dependent. A dog on a leash

Dimensions: 9cm x 9cm

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paraphrased version that keeps the essence and beauty of the original:

It is the dwelling place of Wanampi

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