Dilly Bag Fibre Art is an ancient Aboriginal women’s craft that is still made today using the same techniques as their ancestors. Making fibre art is labour intensive and much care and fine needlework is required to ensure the finished Read more…
Kathleen Nanima Rambler – Awerle Anatye (yam plant) When I go visit my family we drive along Bluebush Road, the road is south of Ali Curung towards the Stuart Highway. The road is sandy. Bluebush Road has a dam, after Read more…
Mungili Waterholes and Rock Holes “I was swimming there. Yeah, we go visit them a long time [ago]. We drink it, rain water from the rain. Big waterhole. It’s a fresh water, when the rain comes, fills it up. One Read more…
Mungili Waterholes and Rock Holes “I was swimming there. Yeah, we go visit them a long time [ago]. We drink it, rain water from the rain. Big waterhole. It’s a fresh water, when the rain comes, fills it up. One Read more…
Ladies Gathering “These are the ladies gathering and learning [teaching] young girls. We learn from the oldest and pass it down to the younger generation. These are the ladies in the scrub and around are the dry claypans. We take Read more…
Mungili Waterholes and Rock Holes “I was swimming there. Yeah, we go visit them a long time [ago]. We drink it, rain water from the rain. Big waterhole. It’s a fresh water, when the rain comes, fills it up. One Read more…
Mungili Waterholes and Rock Holes “I was swimming there. Yeah, we go visit them a long time [ago]. We drink it, rain water from the rain. Big waterhole. It’s a fresh water, when the rain comes, fills it up. One Read more…
Red Basket Basket! IV Red Basket Basket have a lot of twists and turns, over and under still gets to start to the end. See red all over and blues for seas surrounding our island. Lovely green for land that Read more…
Waru (turtle) 2 of 2 Waru (turtle) swimming in the sea. Our people live off eating turlte. Art Centre notes: Image size: 21 x 15cm Paper size: 39 x 27cm The artwork is aa drypoint method printed on Hahnamule Read more…
Waru (turtle) 1 of 2 waru (turtle) swimming in the sea. Our people live off eating turtle. Art Centre notes: Image size: 21 x 15cm Paper size: 39 x 27cm The artwork is aa drypoint method printed on Hahnamule Read more…