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Spinifex People-NGALYA PITJA
5 May-2 Jul 2005
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
London W1T 6BA
Overview
The Spinifex people live in the remotest area of the world – deep in the desert wastes of the Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia. The first reference to them was not made until 1934. Even today, they remain largely unknown.
YO NO SÉ SI TENGA AMOR LA ETERNIDAD, PERO ALLÁ, TAL COMO AQUÍ, EN LA BOCA LLEVARÁS, SABOR A MÍ
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