Aboriginal Art Car: The Message Stick Vehicle

The Message stick Vehicle, the Aboriginal Art car is dubbed 'The Message Stick Vehicle' and is a timeless Art piece of Australian Aboriginal cultural history adorned with incredible Aboriginal paintings on this one of a kind Ex-military 1961 Land Rover vehicle., the Message stick Vehicle is a 1961 Land Rover from the Vietnam war era and was an army off road Ambulance driven by film maker Michael Butler for 10-years around Australia while documenting its journey and painted by over 200 Aboriginal artists across Australia., It re-enacts a 50,000 year-old Aboriginal tradition of Message sticks being passed on by young warriors from tribe to tribe as safe passage onto their lands and painted with overlays of artwork similar to a cave painting., the vehicle has now been exhibited and displayed in five major museums around Australia with the handprints of Nelson Mandela and former Prime Minister of Australia, Gough Whitlam at the National Museum of Australia.