LEGAL CHAMELEONS photographs by Mark Tedeschi Collectors' List 129 2008

Indigenous
	122 Anon Victory To The People Of Aurukun & Mornington Is., c1970s-1980s. Colour process lithograph, 64.3 x 41.8cm. Glue remnants to corners. Linen-backed.	$770
	123 Anon Advance Australia Where? National Aborigines' Day, 1972. Colour process lithograph, 50 x 36.7cm. Linen-backed. Text continues "Friday, July 14, 1972. Aboriginal Embassy at Canberra, 1972. Picture by Daryl Cross, The Courier Newspaper, Canberra. National Aborigines' Day Observance Committee (NADOC). Box 100, GPO, Sydney, NSW, Australia."	$2,200
	124 Another Planet (Aust., active 1984-1991) White Australia Has A Black History, c1980s. Colour screenprint, studio line in image lower right, 83.8 x 63.1cm. Linen-backed. Text continues "Aboriginal labour is the backbone of Australia's agricultural development, yet Aborigines earn half as much as other Australians and are six times less likely to be employed. Aborigines have Third World status in a First World nation. Security of Aboriginal rights, (encompassing land, cultural, economic and human rights) must be assured and maintained through the security of the Constitution. Aboriginal communities, determined to maintain their living culture, provide a political voice to a long and hard political struggle. 'Our story is in the land. It is written in those sacred places. My children will look after those places. That's the law.' Bill Neidje."	$1,650
	125 Martin Sharp (Australian, b.1942) Art Sale For Land Rights, c1980s. Colour screenprint, initialled "S" in image lower right, 75.9 x 51.2cm. Slight printing faults. Linen-backed. Text continues "Apmira. Paddo Town Hall, Nov 6-14. 11am-7pm daily."	$1,650
	126 Jalak Graphics (Australian, active from 1982) Land Is Life - Walyaji Wankarunyayirni, 1982. Colour screenprint, 96.8 x 71.1cm. Creases, repaired minor perforations and tears to edges. Linen-backed. Text continues "Andy Fencer Japanangka, Parnta Outstation, Lajamanu. Jalak Graphics. Proceeds of this poster to Mimi Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, Wulaign Outstation Resource Centre and Lajamanu Literacy Centre. Warlpiri translation by Paddy Patrick Jangala." Designed by Chips Mackinolty (Australian, b.1954). Held in National Gallery of Australia collection.	$1,650
	127 Jalak Graphics (Aust., active from 1982) Karli. The Boomerang, 1982. Colour screenprint, 96.8 x 70.9cm. Replaced portions, repaired tears, pinholes to corners. Linen-backed. Text in Warlpiri and English includes "When the white people first took the land away from the first people, they took away land and spiritual symbols…White people try, and fail, to copy the boomerang belonging to our own place. Even though they try to make each boomerang exactly the same, not all boomerangs are alike…", and continues "Abie Jangala of Lajamanu with freshly cut wood for Wirlki or hook boomerang. Jalak Graphics. Proceeds of this poster to Mimi Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, Wulaign Outstation Resource Centre and Lajamanu Literacy Centre. Warlpiri translation by Paddy Patrick Jangala." Designed by Chips Mackinolty (Aust., b.1954). Held in NGA collection.	$1,650
	128 Jalak Graphics (Australian, active from 1982) Australian Made… The Art And Craft Of The First Australians, 1983. Colour screenprint, date in image lower left, 34.9 x 83.2cm. Replaced and repainted missing portions to edges, repaired tears and creases. Linen-backed. Text in Warlpiri and English continues "Nguru nyammpu-wardingkinyayirni. Nyiyakanti-kantiji kamparrunyayirni walyaku nyampukunyayirni.* Kuruwarri jukurrpa ngapa, Blutcher Japaljarri. Painting Water Dreaming, Blutcher Japaljarri. *Literal translation of Warlpiri: Belonging to our very own place. Everything we make. We the first who belong to this our own place." Designed by Chips Mackinolty (Australian, b.1954). Held in Powerhouse Museum collection.	$1,350
	129 Redback Graphics (Aust., active 1979-1994) Imparja. Music From Black Australia, 1984. Colour screenprint, Redback Graphix logo in image centre left, 73.9 x 49.6cm. Printing faults to upper portion of image. Linen-backed. Text continues "Coloured Stone, Herb Laughton, Warumpi Band, Kuckles, Ilkari Maru, Bob Randall, Rebel Voices, Issac Yama, Aboriginal Choirs. All Black music on Imparja records and cassettes produced by Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association, PO Box 2924, Alice Springs NT 5750, Tel 098 523 744." Listed in Redback Graphix, Now We Are Ten: A retrospective, 1989, p15. Designed by Michael Callaghan (Australian, b.1952) and Ray Young (Australian, b.1951).	$770
	130 Unknown Rally To Defend Black Rights, 1984. Colour screenprint, initialled "T.S." and dated "84" in image lower centre, 75.8 x 50.8cm. Linen-backed. Text continues "September 28. Anniversary of John Pat's death in police custody. Noon - 2pm Circular Quay West. Proceeds from the sale of this poster to: Committee to Defend Black Rights, PO Box 498, Broadway, NSW, 2007."	$880
	131 Redback Graphics (Australian, active 1979-1994) You Are On Aboriginal Land, 1984/1988. Colour screenprint, artist, date "1984"and Redback Graphix logo in image lower right, editioned with printing date "fifth edition, 1988" in lower margin, 60.5 x 45.7cm. Linen-backed. Text "Profit sharing assists Aboriginal arts and crafts. Distribution: Redback Graphix, PO Box 29, Westgate, NSW 2048, Australia. (02) 560 0066." Designed by Marie McMahon (Australian, b.1953).	$1,650
	132 Jalak Graphics Australian, active from 1982) You Are On Aboriginal Land - Nyuntu Anangu Maruku Ngurangka Ngaranyi, 1985. Colour screenprint, 70.8 x 95cm. Repaired creases to lower edge of image. Linen-backed. Text continues in Anangu with English translation "Commemorating the Hand Back of Ayers Rock to Traditional Owners, 1985." Designed by Chips Mackinolty, (Australian, b.1954). Held in National Gallery of Australia collection.	$1,650
	133 Garage Graphix (Aust., active from 1981) Lost Heritage, 1986. Colour screenprint, artist and studio lines in image lower right, 50.2 x 75.5cm. Glue remnants, minor cracking to corners. Linen-backed. Text continues "When my great great grandmother was taken to work on a station near Coonabarabran, she wasn't allowed to use her tribal name. No Aborigines were. She was given the name 'Jane.' Since then my people haven't known what tribe they came from or what land was taken from them." Artist and studio lines read "Designed and printed by Alice Hinton Bateup. Running women from Oenpelli in Arnhem Land. Garage Graphix." Held in NGA collection.	$990
	134 Jalak Graphics (Australian, active from 1982) Our Health, Our Business, 1986. Colour screenprint, studio line and date in image lower left and right, 99.4 x 73.8cm. Some crazing, repaired tears and creases. Linen-backed. Text in English and Aboriginal language includes "Commemorating the opening of Anyinginyi Congress Health Clinic. 1986, Tennant Creek, NT."	$1,350