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Ginger Riley Munduwalawala (circa 1937 – 1 September 2002) was an Australian contemporary artist. He was born in Marra country, in the Limmen Bight area of the Gulf of Carpentaria coast. His first language was Marra,〔Ryan, J., Riley, G., & National Gallery of Victoria. (1997). Ginger Riley. Melbourne: National Gallery of Victoria.〕 now a critically endangered language. Riley became an artist during the 1950s as a result of his encounter with Albert Namatjira. Riley was known for his distinctive style of using bright pallet to paint a landscape of Gulf of Carpentaria, populated by mythological figures who created the region.〔(Ginger Riley ), by Grace and Tamara〕 His art is a fusion of "Aboriginal" and "contemporary".〔 He was referred as "the boss of colour".〔(Ginger Riley, the 'boss of colour', dies ), by Larissa Dubecki, September 3, 2002〕 Riley was awarded the ''National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award'' in 1987, the Northern Territory's ''Alice Prize'' in 1992, ''John McCaughey Memorial Art Prize'' in 1993,〔 the first ''National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Commission Award'' in 1993 and an ''Australia Council Fellowship'' for 1997/98.〔 The National Gallery of Victoria held a 10-year retrospective of his work in 1997. It was the first time a public institution in Australia honoured a living Aboriginal artist in this way.〔〔(Ginger Riley Munduwalawala, Biography ), National Gallery of Victoria〕 ==See also==
*Australian art
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