ArchiveExhibition
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.
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