Some more Aboriginal Style Paintings PART II aboriginal museum, native art, art paintings, painting art, art painter, gallery art, australian art, music art, drawing art, art abstract, paint art, inuit art, famous art, sound art, art collection, photography art, sculpture art, canvas art, print art, art modern, art prints, museum art, art works, art drawings, art work, art painters, art galleries, contemporary art, american art, art exhibition
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Some more Aboriginal Style Paintings PART II
Some more Aboriginal Style Paintings PART II aboriginal museum, native art, art paintings, painting art, art painter, gallery art, australian art, music art, drawing art, art abstract, paint art, inuit art, famous art, sound art, art collection, photography art, sculpture art, canvas art, print art, art modern, art prints, museum art, art works, art drawings, art work, art painters, art galleries, contemporary art, american art, art exhibition
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hey hold on a minute. i may be a few years late but my sentiment is still relevant. you have no place attempting to replicate Aboriginal painting styles or to even word your description in that way. you are not Aboriginal. have you gained permission from the Aboriginal community where you live to paint these styles or stories? there is no comparison with Van Gough because his style is individual, Aboriginal stylings, themes and techniques belong to Aboriginal Elders as they are the custodians of their ancestors culture. as an artist, if you simply copied Van Gough you would be dismissed as a mere copycat. you don't simply decide to paint in my culture; what, when and how you paint is detirmined and controled by your Elders. the underpinning law of our culture is respect for your Elders and the culture which they are custodians of.
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