Art Holds a High Place in my Life: DAMP Monograph 1995- Indigenous Fibre Art The 300 entries are arranged

The 300 entries are arranged with juxtapositions of contrasting and complementary illustrations to allow for thought-provoking

But without it

the First World War

Billycans are commonly used to make hot cups of tea on the fire at Town Camps in Mparntwe/Alice Springs as well as on bush trips to Country

transforming ordinary dishes into extraordinary feasts

Art Holds a High Place in my Life: DAMP Monograph 1995- Indigenous Fibre Art The 300 entries are arrangedTitled after an early work by Melbourne based artist group DAMP (Art holds a high place in my life, 1997), this substantial monograph by curator and scholar Rosemary Forde chronicles nearly 30 years of DAMPs practice. Art Holds a High Place in my Life: DAMP Monograph 1995 includes reproduced archival essays, ephemera, reviews, alongside new critical writing and extensive visual documentation, as well as notes and drawings from DAMPs archive. DAMP is