Bow River Bridge – Kathy Ramsay Bow River Bridge is a popular fishing spot east of Warmun. Kathy says ‘this spot is up stream, where two rivers meet going down to the bridge’. Kathy remembers traveling to Bow River Bridge Read more…
Warlawoon & Bow River Country – Kathy Ramsay This painting represents two countries – Kathy’s dad’s country, Warlawoon, and her country where she grew up, Bow River. One half is about the Warlawoon Country my dad Rammie Ramsay country my Read more…
TRA KOWSAL Tra Kowsal – Blood wood gum trees blooms after monsoon season around February to April. Indicating abundance of squids and crayfish. Art Centre notes: The artwork is a monotype on BFK Rives paper (100% cotton rag with strong archival properties). Paper size Read more…
KUYUP 2 OF 3 Art Centre notes: The artwork is a collagraph, printed on BFK Rives paper. (100% cotton rag with strong archival properties). Paper Size: 53 x 40cm Artist: Babetha Nawia Printer: Dian Darmansjah Printed at: Moa Arts Studio, Feb 2024
Guy stain 3 OF 3 Guy coconut water is very refreshing the kaikai in the coconut is very soft and delicate. The skin can be chewed on, when chewing on the skin it turns from white to a orange staining Read more…
Urab 6 Of 6 Urab means coconut in language, its mostly found near the beach or depends if planted as a plant in your yard. It comes in handy now and then wether its for chasing mosquito away with the Read more…
Urab 1 OF 6 Urab means coconut in language, its mostly found near the beach or depends if planted as a plant in your yard. It comes in handy now and then wether its for chasing mosquito away with the Read more…
Passing Knowledge I love relaxing by the lake watching the turtles and feeding them. There’s something peaceful about it.
Bow River Country, Kathy Ramsay This is Bow River County. My family has a strong history of this place. My grandfather Timmy Timms (Snr) named the dams here redrock damn, and the redrock itself called redrock and the damn near Read more…
Kurriyala (Carpet Snake) The carpet snake used to be an important food animal for our ancestors. They wrapped the meat in native ginger leaves and cooked it on the hot coals of the ground oven. They also used the skin Read more…