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Dingo Project Cats artists' statements

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artists' statements

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Dingo Project Cats artists' statementsThis catalogue was published in conjunction with the touring group exhibition The Dingo Project curated by Bandjalung man Djon Mundine OAM. In Aboriginal culture, the dingo is often a humanised animal spirit, seldom seen and depicted as lawless and untamed. Men in Arnhem Land will jokingly say to each other, fnhe watu, literally meaning you dog. A canine, meanwhile, is a wild animal that is controlled and domesticated. How do you domesticate a wild

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