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Subiaco Museum > Records

PAINTING: 'PINK PAINTING', WENDY HAYDEN

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Wendy Hayden

2012

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Overview

Image: Aboriginal artwork. Pink background with brown oblong shapes outlined with dots in yellow and black.

Signature: Unsigned.

Frame. Oak wood with white mount under glass.

Historical information

Perth based artist Wendy Hayden was born in Katanning in the region known as the Great South West of Western Australia. Raised in a strong Noongar household, Hayden was encouraged by her father to be proud of her heritage and gather strength from it. Her mother was one of the Stolen Generations of Aboriginal children and it is from her mother’s stories that Hayden draws the inspiration for her painting. As an artist Hayden is known as WendyKA, a name that identifies her place of birth and her heritage country.

Details

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-2020.100.5

Item type

Width

300 mm

Height or length

500 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Wendy Hayden

Keywords

Aboriginal - Art

Year

Statement of significance

Artworks created by Aboriginal artists as part of the Street Banners, 2012 Public Art Project in the City.

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Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Comparative significance criteria

Interpretive capacity

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