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Clinton Nain (1971-) Red Crown Blak Flowers
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Sydney, NSW
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2011, 112 x 77 cm, acrylic, enamel and ink on Belgian linen PROVENANCE Commissioned from the artist
Corporate Collection, Vic STORY Born in Melbourne, of Torres Strait Islander heritage, the artist Clinton Nain creates vivid abstract canvasses using domestic materials for his mediums, such as heritage coloured house paint, bitumen paint and household bleach. He employs a range of motifs in his art that refer to the dominant culture and are symbolic of its power, ranging from language, religion, land, country, crown to colonisation of the dispossessed.
Nain is well known for his White King, Blak Queen series, a visual pun on colour and sexuality, which explored the tainted path of colonisation through a black feminine perspective. Since his earliest days as an art school graduate, Clinton Nain has established a significant profile in the critical debates of contemporary Australian art. Though his works have a naive and unfinished quality, they are aesthetically and conceptually intellectual and highly developed.
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2011, 112 x 77 cm, acrylic, enamel and ink on Belgian linen PROVENANCE Commissioned from the artist
Corporate Collection, Vic STORY Born in Melbourne, of Torres Strait Islander heritage, the artist Clinton Nain creates vivid abstract canvasses using domestic materials for his mediums, such as heritage coloured house paint, bitumen paint and household bleach. He employs a range of motifs in his art that refer to the dominant culture and are symbolic of its power, ranging from language, religion, land, country, crown to colonisation of the dispossessed.
Nain is well known for his White King, Blak Queen series, a visual pun on colour and sexuality, which explored the tainted path of colonisation through a black feminine perspective. Since his earliest days as an art school graduate, Clinton Nain has established a significant profile in the critical debates of contemporary Australian art. Though his works have a naive and unfinished quality, they are aesthetically and conceptually intellectual and highly developed.
Indigenous Fine Art
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Paddington
Sydney
NSW
2021
Australia
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We are delighted to welcome you to the second Cooee Art MarketPlace Indigenous fine art auction for 2019. This dynamic multi-vendor auction features 99 lots valued at $1.0 million to $1.3 million.
Our cover lot is a truly spectacular work by Emily Kame Kngwarreye entitled Kame-Summer Awelye, 1992 measuring 121 x 208 cm (Lot 25) is one of those exceptional paintings that were produced at Delmore Downs between November 1991 and February 1992. In an atmosphere of overwhelming humidity, accompanied by hot northerly winds, the anticipation of rain and on-going ceremonial activity enlivened the spiritual atmosphere amongst the female custodians at Utopia. In this painting, radiant fields of yellow and pink dots cluster and trace across the surface, varying in hue and density. This sumptuous work is alive and numinous, reflecting this heightened sense of spiritual awakening.
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