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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Aboriginal art at WSU
I visited WSU's art gallery yesterday and was pleasantly surprised at the exhibit- Contemporary Australian Aboriginal Art. Lots of color and visual texture. Fun to learn that they use symbols which have specific meaning throughout the design and texture. An example is a horseshoe shape in the middle of a circle means woman or adult. This symbol may be repeated to create a design within the whole piece. It was fun to see this work.
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