Breguet x Frieze London 2024

Journey through the stars in the work of Naminapu Maymuru-White. A member of the Maŋgalili clan based in Yirrkala, Australia, the artist’s work is presented in ‘River of Stars’, the latest chapter of curator @jenncellis’s collaboration for Breguet. One of the first Yolŋu women to be taught the sacred design of her people, Maymuru-White’s work tells epic origin stories. In the Breguet Lounge, a multi-part bark piece and installation relates a journey of death and rebirth. Its timelessness, painstaking process and narrative of the heavens all speak to what Ellis calls Breguet’s tradition of ‘history, storytelling and the celestial’. Maymuru-White’s work is also presented in the main exhibition of the 60th Venice Biennale and will be included in the National Gallery of Australia’s 2025 Indigenous Triennale, curated by @tonyalbert. Discover more in the Breguet Lounge at Frieze London. Frieze London, October 9-13, 2024, The Regent's Park To discover more about Frieze London: https://www.frieze.com/fairs/frieze-london #friezelondon #BiennaleArte2024