Kulama
Etching and aquatint 49 x 38.2 cm Numbered 13/50 $520 Another print is available The Kulama Ceremony is performed in the late wet season (March-April) when a ring appears around the moon. Kulama is the traditional initiation time for young men, which coincides with the harvest of a certain species of wild yam. Elders of both sexes sing and dance for three days, welcoming the boys into adulthood. The boy is then renamed with his true man's name. (Jilamara Arts and Craft, August 2006) Timothy Cook was born on 18 September, 1958. His country is Goose Creek on Melville Island, and his first language is Tiwi. He has participated in many group exhibitions since 1997, and has had several solo shows in Sydney. His work has been acquired by major public art galleries and musuems in Australia, including the National Gallery of Australia, as well as by prominent private collectors such as the The Laverty Collection.
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