Newsletter Analysis: Celebrate NAIDOC Week with Bluethumb Art
1. Contents of the Newsletter
The newsletter from Bluethumb Art invites readers to celebrate NAIDOC Week with their annual exhibition, Dreaming Forward, which honors 50 years of NAIDOC Week. The exhibition showcases original works from remote Indigenous Art Centres, including artists like Kelly Napanangka Michaels, Beverley Edimintja, Gregory Jupurrurla Gill, and Lee Nangala Gallagher. The newsletter also mentions the new and exclusive art by Louise Numina, known for her iconic Bush Medicine Leaves.
2. Products
The newsletter features a variety of artworks available for purchase, including pieces like 'Mina Mina Jukurrpa,' 'Minyma Kutjara,' 'Lukarrara,' 'Yankirri Jukurrpa,' and pieces by Louise Numina such as 'Women's Body Paint Ceremonie Aweleye' and 'Bush Medicine Leaves - Healing Leaves.' Each artwork is detailed with dimensions, medium, and price, with options for both ready-to-hang and pieces requiring framing.
3. About Bluethumb Art (bluethumb.com.au)
Bluethumb Art aims to support and showcase the rich cultural stories of First Nations artists through their platform. The store offers a range of original artworks, including paintings, prints, and sculptures, connecting art enthusiasts with talented Indigenous artists. Bluethumb Art also acknowledges and pays respect to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia.
