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Experience the rich history and culture of Australia through the art of Deidre Burgoyne Rosier. This 30x30cm painting, fully stretched and ready to hang, showcases her intricate and detailed work in warm brown and yellow tones. Perfect for adding a touch of Aboriginal Art to your space. All Raintree Art paintings come with a Certificate of Authenticity, which also provides further information about your purchase. Acrylic on canvas This painting has been stretched and is ready to hang!

Aboriginal Didgeridoo Aboriginal Art, Dot Art Size: 100cm / 40" Designs: 1. Alison Munti - Orange 2. Alison Munti - Yellow, Red 3. Cindy Wallace - Arches 4. Cindy Wallace - Circles 5. Cindy Wallace - Yellow, Purple 6. Debra McDonald 7. Glenys Gibson 8. Samantha Napangati 9. Wentja Morgan Made From Bamboo Hand Painted Painted in Indonesia with the permission of the artist who has approved it as a true representation of their artwork. A royalty from the sale of each product is paid directly to the artist which creates a passive income for them and their families. The didgeridoo is a traditional musical instrument originating from the Indigenous people of Australia. It is a long, cylindrical tube typically made from wood, and can range in length from about one to two meters. The sound of the didgeridoo is produced by blowing air through a small opening in the instrument, while using techniques such as circular breathing to maintain a continuous sound. The resulting sound is deep, resonant, and has a distinctive timbre that is immediately recognizable. The didgeridoo is often used in traditional Indigenous ceremonies and performances, as well as in modern music genres such as world music, jazz, and electronic music. It is a versatile instrument that can be played solo or in ensemble settings, and can create a wide range of tonalities and textures. In addition to its musical qualities, the didgeridoo is also valued for its cultural significance and connection to the land and the Indigenous people of Australia. It is a powerful symbol of Indigenous identity and spirituality, and continues to play an important role in Indigenous culture and traditions today. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ABOUT US: Welcome to Aus2u. Aus2u began in 2008 as a purely Australiana and Aboriginal themed gift and souvenir online store, but has since expanded into other product ranges; such as Artificial Moss and other greenery. We pride ourselves on exceptional service and range of quality products..plus we ship our products all over the World. SHIPPING POLICY: Orders will be posted by Australia Post within 2 business day after receiving full payment. All items are in perfect condition when they leave our hands at the post office. Every care is taken to ensure products are delivered in the same condition. Aus2u cannot be held responsible for damage occurred whilst in transit. Goods must be paid for in full prior to shipping. GOODS WARNING STATEMENT: All items are in perfect condition when they leave our hands at the post office. Every care is taken to ensure products are delivered in the same condition. Aus2u cannot be held responsible for any damage occurred whilst in transit. OUR ONLINE STORE Aus2u offers a wide range of products, including: * Australian gifts and souvenirs * Aboriginal gifts and souvenirs * Artificial/Fake moss mats, dried moss, moss rolls/runners, moss rocks, flowers, twigs, orchid roots, leaves and bushes * Christmas tree ornaments, nativity sets, and door hangers/wreaths * Placemats and coasters * Tea towels, aprons, oven mitts, and pot holders * Wedding cake toppers * Australian bird and animal ornaments * Windchimes (wind chimes) * Headware - bucket hats * Lens cleaning cloths - for glasses and cameras * Bumper stickers - travel, retired grey nomads Please visit our online store for more exciting products: http://www.aus2u.com.au

33 pages, 30 x 21cmsatin finish pagesPublished: June 2022A comprehensive, full colour catalogue of all artworks and artefacts featured in the 'Important Aboriginal Art' exhibition in 2022.'Important Aboriginal Art' is a collection of exceptional Aboriginal paintings by some of Australia's foremost indigenous artists. A feature of this exhibition is a collection of early Aboriginal artefacts and Papunya boards, many of which have been held in a private collection for a number of years. They are being exhibited for the first time in decades.Shipping included

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Aboriginal People of Australia introduces students in grades 3 - 6 to Australia’s first people by examining Aboriginal history and culture. Students will view and interpret Aboriginal rock art, meet Mungo Man, discover the deep relationship the Aboriginal people have with nature expressed through music, dance, art, and storytelling, and learn about some amazing and smart inventions. Aboriginal cultural traditions are among the oldest in the history of man and many of their rituals and traditions are still practiced today. In addition to learning about Aboriginal history, students will create their own “mini” didgeridoo and design an authentic boomerang . This lesson is filled images and short videos to enhance the learning experience. Learning about cultures reinforces both SEL and global education programs by increasing social awareness, appreciation of diverse cultures and understanding about Our Cool World!  This lesson includes the following: • Aboriginal People of Australia - Lesson • Discovering Aboriginal Life in Prehistoric Times - Lesson • Aboriginal Culture - Lesson • The Didgeridoo – Art Project • Aboriginal Inventions - Lesson • Aboriginal Australian Create-A-Boomerang – Mini Art Project • Aboriginal People Today – Lesson Aboriginal People of Australia (44 pages) includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint images, an art lesson, and a fun craft. The Mini Didgeridoo art lesson includes step-by-step instructions and a guide to Aboriginal symbols students can use to decorate their own didgeridoo. Prep is minimal. Materials needed for this project include construction paper in assorted colors, acrylic paint in assorted colors, liquid glue, Q-tips, paint brushes, scissors and tape. An Aboriginal Australian Create-A-Boomerang Coloring Kit is also included in the lesson – a fun, no-prep activity that includes an “Idea Board” with pictures of authentic boomerangs.  Materials for this project include white cardstock, copy paper, colored makers or crayons, glue stick and scissors. WANT MORE LESSONS ON AUSTRALIA?  = > Click here to see all our lessons featuring Australia! TESTIMONIALS ABOUT OUR PRODUCTS "In my nearly 30-year career in education, I have never seen children so engaged in their learning! International Travel Academy is truly a multi-disciplinary approach that enables children to explore the world in an unforgettable way. Students get a real sense of what it means to respect another country's heritage, beliefs and ways of living, thus making them more tolerant and internationally minded. I highly recommend this program to educators and parents wishing to make learning come to life!"  – A Former Assistant Superintendent at Atlanta Public Schools “(The five-day program) has given our school the unique opportunity to provide students with incredible experiences that align so well with our IB focus. Each spring with family and community support, our school essentially is transformed into our country of study for one full week. Teachers are easily able to follow the daily curriculum and activities provided, and the students truly enjoy this special week of instruction. From the art projects to festive food tastings, cultural dress, music, dance and traditions, the students spend this entire week engaged in new and exciting experiences of a new country. I would encourage all schools (IB, or not) to jump in and make a week like this happen for their students. It is incredibly gratifying to spend this week with kids as they come together to learn and share experiences like these across grade levels, school wide. When we hear such rich discussion in classrooms and read their detailed writing about what they've learned as part of (the) week, it makes all the preparation, planning and expense totally worth it!! “ – An International Baccalaureate Instructional Specialist at a local elementary school FEEDBACK Our lessons have been tried and tested for the past seven years. But, as we are new to TPT, we would love to get feedback from you! Please email us! Our personal emails are included in the lesson.  HOW TO GET TPT CREDIT ON FUTURE PURCHASES Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. TERMS OF USE This product is for personal classroom use by a single teacher. If you would like to copy this product for more than one teacher, please download additional licenses, available at 10% off the original price!  You cannot give this item to others, copy this item for use by others, post this item on a website, or copy or modify any part of this document to offer others for free or for sale.  Please feel free to use as needed for your personal use, for your classroom, or to copy for your students. Of course, you may always purchase unlimited licenses for others to use at 10% off the original price. Thank you! From My Cool World

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Aboriginal dot painting template for colouring.

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There is so much about Australia that I love, however, I have always been interested in the beautiful art of our indigenous Australians . With this in mind I thought it might be fun for Possum and I to make our own version of the traditional musical instruments called clapping sticks. Suggested Age: 2 years + You will […]

3rd Grade's Elementary Art curriculum of world cultures allowed me to "travel" with them to Australia to learn about the country and create some Australian Aboriginal Dot Art! This project came from the ever brilliant Mrs. Nguyen over at her blog. I Can statements: I Can tell you something about Australia. I Can create an artwork in the style of Aboriginal Dot Art. As i've mentioned in other 3rd grade "travels" my goal is to give my students the biggest picture of a culture or country as I can in a one project time frame. I came up with framing my lesson in a way that gives them small background knowledge and then connecting one of those background pieces to artmaking. To help my students track their new found knowledge, each time we "travel" to a new place I have them fill out a passport page. You can read more about this process from this post. Day 1: Intro to Australia, passport, animal practice, and set up. We started by looking at the Australian flag, looking at Australia on a map, and then 5 facts about Australia! 1. Australia has over 10,000 beaches. You could visit a new beach every day for 27 years 2. There are more kangaroos than people in Australia 3. There is a lake in Australia called Lake Hillier that is known for its pink color 4. The top 10 deadliest snakes can be found in Australia 5. Australian Aboriginals make artwork using dots to tell stories about their tribes and land. Obviously the fact we dived into the most was about the Aboriginals. I was trying to get them to use textual clues to figure what Aboriginals meant and we finally got it! However, their favorite fact was probably the pink lake! We watched part of this documentary from 37:02 to 40:23 as an introduction to the Aboriginal culture and their dot art. Then the first part of their passports were filled out and it was time to start working. I provided them with the handout below and then they practiced different animals they wanted to create. When they had one down comfortably they drew it on a 6x9 piece of bright construction paper, cut it out, and glued it to a 9x12 piece of black construction paper. Day 2: Starting the Dots! Kicked off the day with another short video... After the demo they got to work making dots like machines! Some students had to finish drawing and cutting their animals before creating dots. Each table had a pallette with a full set of colors and enough scratch art sticks for each color. They used the back flat end of the sticks to create the dots. We talked about using just the right amount of paint and how many dots were just enough before dipping again and what the best way to go about laying down dots was. The first workday everyone was really focused and into it.... Day 3 & 4: Workdays! Started off each day with a little review about what we remembered from Australia and then they got to work. As time went on they started to lose motivation and focus but not finishing was not an option. I did allow friends to help (if they wanted help) once we got down to the last few minutes on the last workday. When they were finally done the last job was finishing their passport and turning in their project. I am so proud of their perseverance and quality that came out of this and REALLY glad I didn't go bigger than 9x12. I am thinking next time that early finishers could do a really big group one! Looking for feedback on two things.... Do you think it was okay that I "made" them finish and not quit? Do you think it was okay that I allowed friends to help (if they wanted) at the end?

This colourful cotton tea towel is based on Aboriginal artwork 'Ningarti Mirrijini Kapiwarta' by Mary Elizabeth Moreen courtesy Jilamara Arts & Craft Association. Jilamara Arts and Crafts Association is an incorporated non-profit, Tiwi governed organisation that was established in 1989. Jilamara is in the remote aboriginal community of Milikapiti, overlooking the Arafura Sea, on the north coast of Melville Island, the larger of two Islands that make up the Tiwi Islands. Product Details: Cotton Singe Sided Packaged with information about the artist and artwork Dimensions: 45cm x 75cm (approx) Artwork/placement varies from tea towel to tea towel as shown on our example photos - so each one is a little bit different! Made in Australia Mary was born in the bush between Mudlow and Karslake on Wulirankuwu Country – the Country of her father’s family. Her parents Ally and Polly Miller were strong cultural elders and leaders of ceremony in the area. Mary was taken to the mission on Bathurst Island at a very young age for education. She returned to Milikapiti, on Melville Island, aged 18.  At the time Mary believed her parents had passed away but, arriving back in Milikapiti her father took her to a Kulama [Coming of Age] ceremony. She learnt to dance and listened to her father sing. At first, she did not understand as she had only learnt English at the mission, but Ally and Polly taught her to speak Tiwi and to understand the Tiwi song-lines. They also taught her to carve and weave pandanus for ceremonial body ornaments, during this time in her early adulthood. The Australian Made tea towel will add a beautiful touch to your kitchen or it is a unique Australian Aboriginal gift or souvenir. Royalties from this product directly benefit the artist and their community

Bronwyn Bancroft, Colours of Australia, Little Hare Books/Hardie Grant Egmont, 1 Sept 2016, 24pp., $24.99 (hbk), ISBN: 9781742976914 Each opened double page of this richly designed book is a large, colourful pattern inspired by seasonal colours and indigenous art styles. Bronwyn Bancroft is a member of the Bundjalung Nation, a much lauded and impressively credentialed

This stunning Aboriginal Art boomerang featuring a kangaroo on a green background is a great quality souvenir gift from Australia.  Hand-painted and beautifully framed with glass, it includes information on the Boomerang - Kali / Garli. Writing underneath boomerang reads: "Boomerang - Kali / Garli - These are an essential part of Aboriginal cultural life.  Commonly used for Hunting and Corroborees and ceremonies. They were crafted in various shapes and were traditionally hewn from the root or branch of native hardwood trees." Glass framed, hand-painted boomerang Dimensions approx: 40 x 22 cm Each boomerang is hand-painted so variations to the image shown may occur with colour and design Australian made by Murra Wolka Creations - an Aboriginal owned and operated business Comes in recyclable cardboard box outer that includes details of the authentic methods and artwork used See all Murra Wolka

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8 Original Beautiful Native Australian Aboriginal Prints Bundle of 8 digital prints Eclectic cultural art storytelling art set Australian Aboriginal art refers to the various forms of visual arts and crafts produced by Indigenous Australians, including rock paintings, bark paintings, sculptures, and weavings. These art forms depict traditional cultural beliefs, stories, and practices, as well as contemporary themes. The use of symbols, patterns, and colours is an important aspect of Aboriginal art, which is often characterized by its bold, vibrant, and dynamic style. The art is considered an important means of preserving cultural heritage and is highly valued both within and outside of Australia.

This booklet is designed to compliment a themed unit about Aboriginal Art. It can also be used as the art and craft activity of an Aboriginal Cultural unit of work or an Australian animal theme.