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View of the exhibition gallery on the rock art site Kalingi Odin. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Exhibition view with historical and contemporary works of the rock art site Malan. PHoto: Wolfgang Günzel Exhibition view with contemporary artworks and the rock art copa of Modum. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Exhibition view of the rock art sites Bradwodingari and Koralyi. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Exhibition view entrance hall. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Exhibition view with rock art copy Modum. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Exhibition view contemporary art. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Rona Charles, Bradwodingari, 2023, approved by Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation, Weltkulturen Museum Collection. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Agnes Susanne Schulz, Rock painting copy of Kalingi-Odin with two snakes, 1938, approved by Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation, Frobenius-Institut Frankfurt Collection Wanjina figure at the Kalingi-Odin rock art site, 1938, approved by Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation, Frobenius-Institut Frankfurt Collection. Photographer not documented Rona Charles and John Rastus in front of rock art site Maliba II, 2023, approved by Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation. Photo: Richard Kuba Leah Umbagai, Untitled, 2023, approved by Dambimangari Aboriginal Corporation, Weltkulturen Museum Collection. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Lloyd Nulgit (left) and Pete O'Connor (right), totems, 2023, approved by Wilinggin and Dambimangari Aboriginal Corporations, Weltkulturen Museum Collection. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Leah Umbagai, ‘Message Stick for Frankfurt’. Contemporary form of a traditional messenger stick, 2023, approved by Dambimangari Aboriginal Corporation, Weltkulturen Museum Collection. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Three Ngarinyin men, not documented by name, painting a piece of bark with a Wanjina figure at Gungunda, 1938, approved by Wilinggin Aboriginal Corporation, Frobenius-Institut Frankfurt Collection. Photographer not documented Camp of the Frobenius Expedition with Agnes Schulz, Andreas Lommel and Gerta Kleist, 1938, Frobenius Institute Frankfurt Collection. Photographer not documented Bark painting with Wanjina figure from Woorewooddee, artist not documented by name, 1938, approved by Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation, Weltkulturen Museum Collection. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Rona Gungunda Charles and Leah Umbagai in the exhibition. Photo: Claudia Bodens Leah Umbagai and Rona Gungnunda Charles in the exhibition at Weltkulturen Museum. Photo: Claudia Bodens Yornadaiyn Woolagoodja, Ungud (snake), 2022 Lily Karadada, Wandjina Rain Spirit, 1999. Photo: Wolfgang Günzel Mildred Minggi Mungulu, Wandjinas (cloud and rain spirits) 2023

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