Painting culture : the making of an aboriginal high art
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Durham :
Duke University Press,
2002
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: From Ethnoaesthetics to Art History
- 1. Truth or Beauty: The Revelatory Regime of Pintupi Painting
- 2. Practices of Painting: A Local History and a Vexed Intersection
- 3. The Aesthetic Function and the Practice of Pintupi Painting: A Local Art History
- 4. Making a Market: Cultural Policy and Modernity in the Outback
- 5. Burned Out, Outback: Art Advisers Working between Two Worlds
- 6. The "Industry": Exhibition Success and Economic Rationalization
- 7. After the Fall: In the Arts Industry
- 8. Materializing Culture and the New Internationalism
- 9. Performing Aboriginality at the Asia Society Gallery
- 10. Postprimitivism: Lines of Tension in the Making of Aboriginal High Art
- 11. Unsettled Business
- 12. Recontextualizations: The Traffic in Culture
- App. A Short History of Papunya Tula Exhibition, 1971-1985