Blending Cultures: Traditional Patterns and Hybrid Identities in the Past Two Decades of Australian Printmaking

Ben Rak

Blending Cultures: Traditional Patterns and Hybrid Identities in the Past Two Decades of Australian Printmaking

Ben Rak

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Abstract

Different cultures, different ethnicities, different traditions. Almost all cultures have some form of graphic tradition that has evolved uniquely and is often manifested as repetitive patterns used in the manufacturing of traditional clothing as well as in the decoration of ceremonial objects and structures.

Original language	English
Pages	12-15pp
No.	20 no. 3-4
Specialist publication	The Mid America Print Council Journal
Publication status	Published - 2012

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