Walter Ebatarinja<br/> <em>Central Australian landscape</em> (c. 1950) <!-- (recto) --><br /> watercolour over pencil<br /> 39.5 x 57.5 cm (image and sheet)<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Gift of Darvell M. Hutchinson AM through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program, 2022<br /> 2022.211<br /> © estate of the artist l Aboriginal Artists Agency Ltd <!--148814-->
Walter Ebatarinja
Central Australian landscape (c. 1950)
watercolour over pencil
39.5 x 57.5 cm (image and sheet)
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Gift of Darvell M. Hutchinson AM through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program, 2022
2022.211
© estate of the artist l Aboriginal Artists Agency Ltd

Celebrating Wurrdha Marra and Watercolour Country

Marking the opening of two landmark First Nations exhibitions at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia the NGV celebrates with a day of artist talks, curator tours and a watercolours workshop led by painters and descendants of Albert Namatjira.

Celebrating Wurrdha Marra and Watercolour Country

Marking the opening of two landmark First Nations exhibitions at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia the NGV celebrates with a day of artist talks, curator tours and a watercolours workshop led by painters and descendants of Albert Namatjira.

Watercolour Workshop

Sat 28 Oct, 11am–1pm

 CURATOR’S TOUR: INTERPRETING NGV’S COLLECTION OF FIRST NATIONS AND AUSTRALIAN ART

Sat 28 Oct, 12pm–1pm

 WURRDHA MARRA ARTIST TALKS

Sat 28 Oct, 1–1.30pm
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 ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION: WATERCOLOUR COUNTRY

Sat 28 Oct, 3pm–4pm

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