Join artist Dale Kentwell on her journey of discovery into the heart of Outback Australia where she explores the essentials of artistic expression, survival, motherhood, and being.
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Mum: speaking Latin with a singlet tan
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Join artist Dale Kentwell on her journey of discovery into the heart of Outback Australia where she explores the essentials of artistic expression, survival, motherhood, and being.
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IP (Interactive Publications Pty Ltd) –
NEW check out the YouTube trailer below from the documentary film on Dale and her work. It’s available with the book for a special bundle price of AU$40!
Kentwell stares out from these vibrant canvases as the woman, mother, wife and artist struggling for a balance with the
nature of the world around her.
– Esben Storm, Filmmaker
IP (Interactive Publications Pty Ltd) –
The way Kentwell has captured country, as Aborginal people say, the essence, not merely the snapshot, is most impressive. The wandering story and the whimsy make it intensely personal, like birth itself. It’s a most beautiful story, a new form of art narrative.
– Jeff McMullen, Journalist, Author, Educator
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Individual and moving…
– Larry McDonald, Charles Hewitt Gallery, Sydney