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Dingo Flour – Curtis Taylor T-shirt

Unisex heavy black faded tee. Oversize fit.

Available in black

Sizes : S, M, L , XL, 2XL

Curtis Taylor subverts the concept of ‘Bush Tucker’, in depicting staple pantry items of the Martu diet, alongside familiar Australian food products. In his imagery, Curtis draws inspiration from the iconic Campbell’s Soup prints by Andy Warhol, which have become a recognisable symbol of Pop Art. Curtis’ art takes a unique twist, elevating everyday foods and items into vibrant expressions of contemporary Aboriginal culture, akin to traditional food sources valued by Martu. Curtis explores his relationship with food as a powerful symbol of shared experience, nostalgia, and food sovereignty- particularly when considered within the context of a cost-of-living crisis, which is felt particularly acutely in remote Aboriginal communities.

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Solomon Booth

Modern times has shown that plastic bags are detrimental to the environment and may often be mistaken for jellyfish, which are a food source for marine predators such as the Waru (Green-Sea Turtle). This artwork also serves as an analogy for us to be mindful of what we consume both physically and mentally but importantly in a spiritual state if we are to live a fruitful and productive life. 

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Tahmana Misick

Zaber School is a print that is inspired by when I always go out with my uncles and brothers and cousins to our front beach to go net dragging when the tides are low and still then we pull it up to the shore and we usually get Zaber (Garfish) in between the nets with all the other fishes and other seafood such as snapper and squid.

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Fiona Mosby

Piru Piru is the Kala Kawa Ya dialect name for this beautiful tiny bird which is like a honey eater. They make their nests out of grass and leaves and they hang from branches and under sheltered areas. There is a small opening at the top and they are lined with soft fibres from plants and animals. When they build their nests ti tells us ti is turtle mating season.

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David Bosun

In Mualgal culture, traditional adoption is a deeply ingrained and
meaningful practice that serves multiple purposes, such as strengthening kinship ties, ensuring the well-being and care of children, passing down cultural knowledge and traditions, and reinforcing land tenure customs.