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Janet on the spot
Janet Holmes à Court and Dr Margo Neale
Emily Kame Kngwarreye series, 23 August 2008
Renowned art collector Janet Holmes à Court discusses the deeply moving work of Aboriginal artist Emily Kame Kngwarreye with National Museum curator Margo Neale.
Emily Kame Kngwarreye series
- Emily: the impossible modernistJohn McDonald and Dr Margo Neale with Virginia Trioli
- Janet on the spotJanet Holmes à Court and Dr Margo Neale
- ‘Why do those fellas paint like me …?’ Emily Kame Kngwarreye symposium welcome and introductionDennis Grant, Dr Margo Neale and Agnes Shea
- The impossible modernist: an ‘outsider’ viewProfessor Akira Tatehata, National Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan
- The possible modernist: an ‘insider’ viewDr Ian McLean, University of Western Australia
- Late-style modernist: a ‘boundary rider’ viewDjon Mundine, Campbelltown Arts Centre
- An artist first and foremostChristopher Hodges, Utopia Art Sydney
- Emily Kame Kngwarreye: her place in Australian artSusan McCulloch
- A new ritual in contemporary Aboriginal artDr Sally Butler, University of Queensland
- Emily as located historian: the Camel Lady narrates a history of discovery without 1788Professor Ann McGrath, Australian National University
- Emily Kngwarreye’s practice of painting: an international perspectiveProfessor Terry Smith, University of Pittsburgh, United States
- Japanese responses to the Emily exhibitionChiaki Ajoika, Hitomi Toku and Mayumi Uchida
- New directionsGwen Horsfield and Chrischona Schmidt, Australian National University
