FAH354H1 Lecture Notes - Carl Beam, Middle Palisade, Aboriginal Title
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Kispaix village, emily carr, 1929. Seeing her view of aboriginal art as what it should be is bad. In this she is showing a dying culture, abandoned villages, what she thought of as a tragedy. That"s the privilege of the colonialist viewpoint sense of a dying race . Carr at tanoo, queen charlome islands, 1912. She was premy brave young woman travelling alone, sketching totem poles and trying to understand the culture. Carr"s european landscapes (done around 1911) Trying to pick up avant- garde styles. She then applied those visual techniques to the work she was doing on the west coast. Some of her earliest watercolours have very loose and vibrant colour. Similar to her european landscapes done back in 1911. She made rst naaons art into early 20th century modernism. Current pracaces = pracaces within rst naaons communiaes. Or pu]ng everything under one arast and focusing on their biography. Keen on certain indigenous themes.
