Ngintaka

Tregenza, James; James, Diana

Cultural advice

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Ngintaka

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2014-03-29

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Tregenza, James

James, Diana

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South Australian Museum

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Ngintaka combines song, story, dance, painting, carving, tjanpi (coiled basketry sculptures), audio and a 360-degree film installation – Anangu and western knowledge complementing each other in the fields of archaeology, rock art and multimedia technology.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/39341

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