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Country bin pull’em

Looking back together

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Leah Umbagai, Ohne Titel, 2023, genehmigt durch Dambimangari Aboriginal Corporation, Sammlung Weltkulturen Museum, Foto: Wolfgang Günzel
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Leah Umbagai, ‚Message Stick für Frankfurt‘. Zeitgenössische Form eines traditionellen Botenstabes, 2023, genehmigt durch Dambimangari Aboriginal Corporation, Sammlung Weltkulturen Museum. Foto: Wolfgang Günzel
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Agnes Susanne Schulz, Nicht namentlich dokumentierter Wunambal-Mann beim Malen einer Wanjina Figur auf Rinde in Woorewooddee, 1938, genehmigt durch Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation and Dambimangari Aboriginal Corporation, Sammlung Frobenius-Instit
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Agnes Susanne Schulz, Felsbildkopie Kalingi-Odin mit zwei Schlangen, 1938, genehmigt durch Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation, Sammlung Frobenius-Institut Frankfurt
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Felsbildstelle Kalingi-Odin mit der Malerin Agnes Susanne Schulz, 1938, genehmigt durch Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation, Sammlung Frobenius-Institut Frankfurt. Fotograf nicht dokumentiert
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Felsbildstelle Modum, 1938, genehmigt durch Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation, Sammlung Frobenius-Institut Frankfurt. Fotograf nicht dokumentiert
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Traditional Owners John Rastus und Rona Charles an der Felsbildstelle Maliba, 2023, genehmigt durch Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation. Foto: Richard Kuba

Together with the Indigenous communities of the Wanjina Wunggurr—comprising the Ngarinyin, Worrorra, and Wunambal peoples—we look back at the Frobenius Expedition to the Kimberley Region of North West Australia in 1938–39. Organized by the former Institute for Cultural Morphology and the Frankfurt Museum of Ethnology (today: the Frobenius Institute and the Weltkulturen Museum), it was the first comprehensive ethnographic research expedition to a region still today characterized by a vibrant rock art tradition. The publication accompanying the exhibition of the same name is the result of a joint exploration of the expedition’s research history and includes contemporary interpretations of the collections acquired at the time.

Karen Irmer – State of Change

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