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Frankie Bag – Marrirrmira Story (hand printed in Oz)
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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 14

The colourful house of Flores, including some purple for Lent. Guatemalans love colour on everything, including houses. I was revelling in it, the remembered that my own house is two shade of deep blue with teal trims and a bright orange pergola! I’m home 😍

The colourful house of Flores, including some purple for Lent. Guatemalans love colour on everything, including houses. I was revelling in it, the remembered that my own house is two shade of deep blue with teal trims and a bright orange pergola! I’m home 😍 ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 13

Edit: I mixed up my Insta accounts. This was for my personal account but will leave it here anyway. It’s part of my backstory 😘

Today is blob day (in Guatemala). Taking time out from movement and decision making, just sitting lakeside. Have been dragging this fairly hefty book all around Guatemala - urging myself to take it out to finish it. I started it in Darwin last year and ended up in floods of tears when I discovered it was, partly, the story of (Roger) Yilarama. He was the beautiful man who, with his wife Margaret, took care of my children Lily and Louis for 6 days a week for 2 years in Oenpelli, Arnhem Land in the early 1990s, when I was managing Injalak Arts for the first time. I had no idea that I would one day learn so much more about him.
I put it aside. Then packed it for this trip. Yesterday I reopened it, it’s time. It’s still a tough read. This is the place to read it. We’ve passed through the part that was personally tragic for me. We’re now deep into the later stages of the story of Neville and Donydji and the chronicling of acts of negligence, ineptitude, insensitivity, systemic racism and bastardry that characterise the ‘management’ of indigenous affairs in Australia (by non-indigenous people and authorities). Plus the connection between Vietnam vets and the community. I can feel Neville’s frustration and rage and the profound sadness lying beneath it as he witnesses large and small acts of sabotage yet rallies again and again to support and advocate and maintain the love. My PSTD is fully triggered and I’m wiping tears away as I look at the water.
Don, thank you so much for this. Can’t begin to tell you how much your chronicle means to me.

Edit: I mixed up my Insta accounts. This was for my personal account but will leave it here anyway. It’s part of my backstory 😘

Today is blob day (in Guatemala). Taking time out from movement and decision making, just sitting lakeside. Have been dragging this fairly hefty book all around Guatemala - urging myself to take it out to finish it. I started it in Darwin last year and ended up in floods of tears when I discovered it was, partly, the story of (Roger) Yilarama. He was the beautiful man who, with his wife Margaret, took care of my children Lily and Louis for 6 days a week for 2 years in Oenpelli, Arnhem Land in the early 1990s, when I was managing Injalak Arts for the first time. I had no idea that I would one day learn so much more about him.
I put it aside. Then packed it for this trip. Yesterday I reopened it, it’s time. It’s still a tough read. This is the place to read it. We’ve passed through the part that was personally tragic for me. We’re now deep into the later stages of the story of Neville and Donydji and the chronicling of acts of negligence, ineptitude, insensitivity, systemic racism and bastardry that characterise the ‘management’ of indigenous affairs in Australia (by non-indigenous people and authorities). Plus the connection between Vietnam vets and the community. I can feel Neville’s frustration and rage and the profound sadness lying beneath it as he witnesses large and small acts of sabotage yet rallies again and again to support and advocate and maintain the love. My PSTD is fully triggered and I’m wiping tears away as I look at the water.
Don, thank you so much for this. Can’t begin to tell you how much your chronicle means to me. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 9

Looking and feeling like the cat that ate the cream at Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Textiles in Guatemala City.

Looking and feeling like the cat that ate the cream at Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Textiles in Guatemala City. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 8

Meanwhile in Arnhem Land Australia, I missed out on a fabulous event in Ramingining. So proud of the team. Big love to you all at @bulabulaarts and the wonderfully talented, collaborative and generous Marcia of @blackcatcouturent

Meanwhile in Arnhem Land Australia, I missed out on a fabulous event in Ramingining. So proud of the team. Big love to you all at @bulabulaarts and the wonderfully talented, collaborative and generous Marcia of @blackcatcouturent ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 8

Back in Guatemala City I found a textile museum!! 🤩 So much to learn about the way textiles express the identity of the different ethnic/language groups. It’s a beautiful building in a superb location. More posts coming soon.

Back in Guatemala City I found a textile museum!! 🤩 So much to learn about the way textiles express the identity of the different ethnic/language groups. It’s a beautiful building in a superb location. More posts coming soon. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 6

These incredible ‘rugs’ are made and remade for Lent. This one is in a church in Antigua. The imagery is dyed sawdust and the themes are Mayan. A superb example of syncretism. They were formerly made in the streets for whole blocks just prior to the Friday of Easter, then destroyed by the procession(s) of people carrying Jesus, Mary Guadelupe and other icons.

These incredible ‘rugs’ are made and remade for Lent. This one is in a church in Antigua. The imagery is dyed sawdust and the themes are Mayan. A superb example of syncretism. They were formerly made in the streets for whole blocks just prior to the Friday of Easter, then destroyed by the procession(s) of people carrying Jesus, Mary Guadelupe and other icons. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Apr 2

🤩 Still trying to wrap my head around the weaving technique that allows the creation of these dense, complicated patterns. Amazing what can be done on a back strap loom.
In awe of Guatemala 💚

🤩 Still trying to wrap my head around the weaving technique that allows the creation of these dense, complicated patterns. Amazing what can be done on a back strap loom.
In awe of Guatemala 💚 ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Mar 31

Meanwhile @flyingfoxfabrics is in Guatemala having fun. A collection of Mayan blouses from a private Museum in Antigua. The Eva-Lyn Collection. Guatemala is home to 22 Maya ethnic groups.

Meanwhile @flyingfoxfabrics is in Guatemala having fun. A collection of Mayan blouses from a private Museum in Antigua. The Eva-Lyn Collection. Guatemala is home to 22 Maya ethnic groups. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Mar 30

Edit: accidentally posted this on my @flyingfoxfabrics Insta. But may as well leave it here.

Last views from our hotel before taking a boat for a drive to Chichicastenango to catch the bi-weekly Indigenous market. More TEXTILES!!!

Edit: accidentally posted this on my @flyingfoxfabrics Insta. But may as well leave it here.

Last views from our hotel before taking a boat for a drive to Chichicastenango to catch the bi-weekly Indigenous market. More TEXTILES!!! ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Mar 29

Flying Fox Fabrics is in Guatemala. I’m seeing A LOT of textiles. So many I’ve been barely taking photos because so many are amazing - in the true sense of that overused word. I actually didn’t come here for the textiles (true story) … but now I’m here better get my eyes around the banquet of colours, textures, techniques and shapes.

Flying Fox Fabrics is in Guatemala. I’m seeing A LOT of textiles. So many I’ve been barely taking photos because so many are amazing - in the true sense of that overused word. I actually didn’t come here for the textiles (true story) … but now I’m here better get my eyes around the banquet of colours, textures, techniques and shapes. ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Mar 25

#Repost @nationalgalleryaus
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Know My Name: Kee, Jackson and Delaunay 👗🎨

Two of Australia’s leading fashion designers—Linda Jackson and Jenny Kee—in conversation with international, multidisciplinary artist Sonia Delaunay (1885–1979).

On display from today | Gallery 8 | Free

The iconic and vibrant early designs of Kee and Jackson from the 1970s and early 1980s were directly inspired by the dynamic legacy of Delaunay, a member of the School of Paris and co-founder of Orphism—an art movement noted for its use of intense colours and abstract, geometric forms. As well as working in traditional mediums such as painting and printmaking, Delaunay’s practice also embraced textile, fashion and theatre design.

For Jackson and Kee, who were just beginning their shared journey in creating clothes as works of art, discovering Delaunay was revolutionary. This powerful display features a rarely seen collection of Kee and Jackson’s garments from their archives, shown alongside the National Gallery’s collection of Delaunay’s prints, drawings, textiles and costumes.

Know My Name: Kee, Jackson and Delaunay is part of the National Gallery’s Know My Name initiative, celebrating the work of all women artists and enhancing understanding of their contribution to Australia’s cultural life.

Curator: Simeran Maxwell, Associate Curator, Australian Art
#KnowMyName #lindajackson
#jennykee

#Repost @nationalgalleryaus
・・・
Know My Name: Kee, Jackson and Delaunay 👗🎨

Two of Australia’s leading fashion designers—Linda Jackson and Jenny Kee—in conversation with international, multidisciplinary artist Sonia Delaunay (1885–1979).

On display from today | Gallery 8 | Free

The iconic and vibrant early designs of Kee and Jackson from the 1970s and early 1980s were directly inspired by the dynamic legacy of Delaunay, a member of the School of Paris and co-founder of Orphism—an art movement noted for its use of intense colours and abstract, geometric forms. As well as working in traditional mediums such as painting and printmaking, Delaunay’s practice also embraced textile, fashion and theatre design.

For Jackson and Kee, who were just beginning their shared journey in creating clothes as works of art, discovering Delaunay was revolutionary. This powerful display features a rarely seen collection of Kee and Jackson’s garments from their archives, shown alongside the National Gallery’s collection of Delaunay’s prints, drawings, textiles and costumes.

Know My Name: Kee, Jackson and Delaunay is part of the National Gallery’s Know My Name initiative, celebrating the work of all women artists and enhancing understanding of their contribution to Australia’s cultural life.

Curator: Simeran Maxwell, Associate Curator, Australian Art
#KnowMyName #lindajackson
#jennykee ...

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flyingfoxfabrics

Mar 24

Great to see these wonderful fabrics featured in the window display of the newly opened Midpul Gallery in the recently completed CDU building in Darwin’s CBD. Congrats to Anindilyakwa mob and Anna.

#Repost @clothartistannareynolds
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The opening of the new Charles Darwin University city campus art gallery last night saw the renaming of the space to honour Larrakia elder Midpul - with his granddaughter Helen Secretary and family as honoured guests.

The Midpul gallery has exhibition From the ground up representing so many artists and works held in the CDu art collection.

I was really happy to see the textile and fashion work I was part of at @anindilyakwa_arts in the foyer vitrine so beautifully presented. Congratulations to all artists involved,,, Eylandt fashion mavericks

Also on at the moment is an exhibition Radical Textiles at Art Gallery South Australia in Adelaide #radicaltextiles @agsa.adelaide that features the dress made from the crab and ghost net print on linen that is shown at Midpul gallery by Annabel Amagula.

#firstnations#firstnationstextiles #anindilyakwa
#anindilyakwaarts #darwincity

Great to see these wonderful fabrics featured in the window display of the newly opened Midpul Gallery in the recently completed CDU building in Darwin’s CBD. Congrats to Anindilyakwa mob and Anna.

#Repost @clothartistannareynolds
・・・
The opening of the new Charles Darwin University city campus art gallery last night saw the renaming of the space to honour Larrakia elder Midpul - with his granddaughter Helen Secretary and family as honoured guests.

The Midpul gallery has exhibition From the ground up representing so many artists and works held in the CDu art collection.

I was really happy to see the textile and fashion work I was part of at @anindilyakwa_arts in the foyer vitrine so beautifully presented. Congratulations to all artists involved,,, Eylandt fashion mavericks

Also on at the moment is an exhibition Radical Textiles at Art Gallery South Australia in Adelaide #radicaltextiles @agsa.adelaide that features the dress made from the crab and ghost net print on linen that is shown at Midpul gallery by Annabel Amagula.

#firstnations#firstnationstextiles #anindilyakwa
#anindilyakwaarts #darwincity ...

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