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The dealer is the devil : an insider's history of the Aboriginal art trade / Adrian Newstead with Ruth Hessey.
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9781921556432 (paperback)
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Newstead, Adrian
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The dealer is the devil : an insider's history of the Aboriginal art trade / Adrian Newstead with Ruth Hessey.
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An insider's history of the Aboriginal art trade.
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Blackheath, N.S.W. : Brandl & Schlesinger, 2014.
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520 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour), colour portraits, photographs (some colour) ; 24 cm.
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Includes index.
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Includes bibliography (pages 504-506) and index.
Summary
Adrian Newstead's explosive memoir lifts the lid on what Robert Hughes once described as the last great art movement of the 20th century. After thirty years sitting round campfires with Aboriginal artists all over Australia, Newstead has produced the definitive expose of the first great art movement of the 21st century. From remote indigenous communities with their dispossessed populations of tribal elders and troubled youth, to the gleaming white box galleries, high powered auction houses, and formidable art institutions of major cities all over the world.
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"The Nib" Waverley Library Award for Literature Nominations (2014)
Art, Aboriginal Australian
Art, Aboriginal Australian -- History
Art, Aboriginal Australian -- 20th century -- Economic aspects
Art, Aboriginal Australian -- 21st century -- Economic aspects
Art -- Economic aspects
Art -- Collectors and collecting
Art as an investment
Cultural property -- Protection -- Australia
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