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Anthep Awelye (Ceremonial Dance)

MB055988

Emily Pwerle

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Medium
Acrylic on Linen
Artwork Size
30 x 30cm
Year Painted
2020
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  • This original artwork on linen
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$295.00

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Artwork Story

The bold linear pattern throughout Emily's painting, illustrates Awelye (Women's Ceremonial Body Paint Design). After smearing their bodies with animal fat, the women trace these designs onto their breasts, arms and thighs, singing as each woman takes her turn to be 'painted-up.' Awelye demonstrates respect for the land. In performing these ceremonies they ensure well-being and happiness within their communities. The Awelye in Emily's painting is associated with Anthep (Ceremonial Dance).

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