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Injalak Hill Rock Art Kids / Indigenous Drysdale initiated a new vision

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Drysdale initiated a new vision of Australian landscape that replaced the pastoralism of the Heidelberg School

Hal Missingham was also Director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales for twenty-six years from 1945 to 1971

Brett Whiteley and John Olsen

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It includes his abstractions of 1959–61 and his religious masterworks Gethsemane 1958 and Epiphany 1962

Injalak Hill Rock Art Kids / Indigenous Drysdale initiated a new visionInjalak Arts is an Aboriginal owned and governed, non profit Association located in West Arnhem Land, just 17 km from the eastern boundary of Kakadu National Park. Injalak's members are artists and craftspeople living in Gunbalanya and the outstations and is a highly valued community organisation with strong partnerships in the region and beyond. Injalak is a social enterprise that aims to balance commerce and culture and operate sustainably. The art

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