Challenging simplistic notions of outstations as manifestations of Aboriginal self-determination: Wik strategic engagement and disengagement over the past four decades

Martin, DavidMartin, BruceNicolas PetersonFred Myers2018-11-302018-11-30978-1-925022896http://hdl.handle.net/1885/153948This volume has its origins in an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project (LP1000200359), ‘Pintupi dialogues: reconstructing memories of art, land and community through the visual record’. The project brought together Nicolas Peterson and Pip Deveson from The Australian National University, Peter Thorley from the National Museum of Australia, Fred Myers from New York University and Papunya Tula Limited to work on 13 hours of archival footage shot by Ian Dunlop at the Central Australian outstation of Yayayi in 1974.This volume has its origins in an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Project (LP1000200359), ‘Pintupi dialogues: reconstructing memories of art, land and community through the visual record’. The project brought together Nicolas Peterson and Pip Deveson from The Australian National University, Peter Thorley from the National Museum of Australia, Fred Myers from New York University and Papunya Tula Limited to work on 13 hours of archival footage shot by Ian Dunlop at the Central Australian outstation of Yayayi in 1974.1 vol.application/pdfen-AUAuthor/s retain copyrightChallenging simplistic notions of outstations as manifestations of Aboriginal self-determination: Wik strategic engagement and disengagement over the past four decades201610.22459/ESD.01.2016.112020-12-27