Sally Smart, ‘Eye Desire’, 2011
The Australian Tapestry Workshop has been working since the 1970s to preserve the ancient textile tradition of tapestry, in a contemporary Australian context. The workshop creates beautiful tapestry representations of the work of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists, using woven techniques that date back to the 15th century. Each artwork is made from a selection of 366 colours, using fine Australian wool.
Anmanari Brown, Kungkarrakalpa (The Seven Sisters), 2011
‘North Facing’ being woven by Emma Sulzer and Sue Batten from an artwork by Bern Emmerichs
Kunawarritji to Wajaparni, Collaborative work, 2011
Sally Smart, ‘Eye Desire’, 2011 (in progress)
Sally Smart, ‘Eye Desire’, 2011 (in progress)
