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(image: Rueters, theage.com.au- Emily Kngwarreye)
Word: Aesthetics- Critical reflection of art, culture, and nature (Encyclopedia of Aesthetics Review, Tom Riedel).
Term: Human Geography- a branch of geography that focuses on the study of patterns and processes that shape human interaction with man made surroundings that provide a setting for human activity, as well as causes and consequences of the spatial distribution of human activity on the Earth’s surface (straight up wikipedia).
Book: Passing Strange and Wonderful by Dr. Yi-Fu Tuan
“In general the richer the environment, the denser the human population, and the more ceremonial exchanges and commerce that occurs there, the more likely it is to have a wealth of art” (Yi-Fu Tuan, 121).
A “distinctive trait of Aboriginal art is the importance of the multi-modal performance…contemporary rituals of any scope require the service of not just one or two but several aesthetic skills” (Yi-Fu Tuan, 125).
"Every person, place constellation, wind, cloud, plant, animal, fish, clan, dance and song in between has a value."- Australian Aboriginal curator Djon Mudine
"This is my country, this is me."- Emily Kngwarreye, Artist
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