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Caroline Miley And fakers of fine art actually study incredibly hard to recreate original paints used, technique, frames, canvasses. There have been several high profile cases in Australia of faking works by Brett Whiteley and Charles Blackman, among others, and selling them as genuine. His students saw how to transition from using ash & coat hangers to using oil paint for their artworks.

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He was sitting by a smouldering fire & used a wire coat hanger & ash to make dot paintings on wood. It’s the Womens NAILED IT Tangled Christmas Lights Sarcastic Shirt of dot painting art that is sold to touristsMichael West In 1960s I met an elderly Aboriginal artist in NT. Jared Sullivan I’m talking about the Western Desert Art Movement which is also known as Papunya Tula.

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How can it belong to indigenous people alone when a white guy started it. Contemporary aboriginal art such as the Womens NAILED IT Tangled Christmas Lights Sarcastic Shirt painting was invented by a white school teacher called Geoffrey Bardon. You’ve convinced me that you didn’t read the headline let alone the article, there’s been no protection of the fraud up to dateWould be a better outcome if governments crackdown on fake aboriginals first, let’s start with Bruce Pascoe.

How can it belong to indigenous people alone when a white guy started it. Contemporary aboriginal art such as the Womens NAILED IT Tangled Christmas Lights Sarcastic Shirt painting was invented by a white school teacher called Geoffrey Bardon. You’ve convinced me that you didn’t read the headline let alone the article, there’s been no protection of the fraud up to dateWould be a better outcome if governments crackdown on fake aboriginals first, let’s start with Bruce Pascoe.