Prints

Mia Mia has a range of high-quality, authentic prints available. Some are in very limited quantities and are unlikely to be printed again. If you have any enquiries please contact us on (03)9846-4636 or send us an email.

Mia Mia has recently paired up with Hewlett-Packard and we are excited about what the future holds in regards to reproducing some of the most well-known and loved Aboriginal art using state-of-the-art reproduction technology. Watch this space!

Prints available at Mia Mia:

Our Country – A collaborative effort by Clifford, Michelle and Gabriella Possum
Digital Print 72 x 97 cm

Our Country describes the day to day activity of an area Clifford Possum & his family called ‘Our Country’ – Napperby Station. The painting shows a wedding celebration that is about to take place, and the hunting and gathering in preparation for it. This is an ariel, typical view of their country.

• The rainbow lines show the Napperby Creek in flood time.
• The five yellow tracks leading to the centre are the tracks of possums heading towards a water hole.
• The U shapes depict women sitting with a carrying dish called a coolumun with a digging stick beside them.
• Men are also depicted with the U shape, but the prints left in the sand are boomerangs and spears.
• The footprints show a man walking through the desert with a kangaroo on his back. The weight is causing him to drag his big toe and stumble forward.
• The five U shapes at the top of the piece depict five women making ceremonial headdresses with white cockatoo feathers and grass reed that is only used in wedding ceremonies.
• The white pods are witchetty grubs – a favoured bush tucker.
• The blue circles running from left to right with a line connecting them are underground water systems.
• The line connecting the water holes are foot tracks left from thousands of years of use.
• The large golden brush is spinifex.
• The large circle at the top of the piece is where the wedding will take place – on the male’s sacred grandfather’s country.
• The green bush vine within the rainbow lines are bush banana plants.
• The circular oranges areas are camp sites.

The Old Mission Church by Ray Thomas
Digital Print 44 x 63 cm

Pitjantjatjara Elder by Ray Thomas
Digital Print 63 x 44 cm