Artist story/ Craig Koomeeta depicts a significant creation story скачать в хорошем качестве

Artist story/ Craig Koomeeta depicts a significant creation story

Craig Koomeeta’s two works titled ‘Wuungkun (Barramundi in Apelech design)’ represent a story about two brothers. A rainstorm came while they were out hunting, and they tried to shelter under a large tree but there was no way to escape the water. The boys soon realised that the tree was an old story place in a dried swamp, but here they were, surrounded by water. As it rose above their heads, the brothers turned into barramundi. They can still be seen swimming around the swamp today. Dingo 2002 Carved milkwood with synthetic polymer paint 41.5 x 62.5 x 15cm Purchased 2002. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Grant Wuungkun (Barramundi in Apelech design) 2004 Carved milkwood with synthetic polymer paint and natural pigments 24.5 x 44 x 12cm (including stand) Purchased 2004 Apelech brothers 2002 Carved milkwood with natural pigments Left figure: 112 x 35 x 15cm; right figure: 124 x 38 x 11cm Purchased 2002. Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Collection: Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art © Craig Koomeeta Motion graphics includes design elements produced by QAGOMA that draw on Craig Koomeeta’s artworks. Narrated by the artist. © Craig Koomeeta Wonderstruck 28 June – 6 October 2025 Gallery of Modern Art Gallery 1.1 (The Fairfax Gallery), Gallery 1.2 & Gallery 1.3 (Eric and Marion Taylor Gallery) Brisbane, Australia Free entry Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) Brisbane Australia © Queensland Art Gallery Board of Trustees, 2025 https://www.qagoma.qld.gov.au #qagoma