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BILA BONES – GREEN 1 OF 3 All day fishing catching bila (Blue Bone fish) ready to be fried and served to family. All you can see left is just the bones. Art Centre notes: The artwork is a monotype, printed Read more…
BILA BONES – GREEN 1 OF 3 All day fishing catching bila (Blue Bone fish) ready to be fried and served to family. All you can see left is just the bones. Art Centre notes: The artwork is a monotype, printed Read more…
Mekay Leaf – 1 OF 5 Mekay in my language means Almond leaf we have lots of Mekay leaf tree on Kubin. Some of the elders eat the fruit from the leaf when it’s ripe. Art Centre notes: The artwork is Read more…
Regenerate This work brings new life to regenerate what’s within our identity as a nation. Art Centre notes: The artwork is a monotype, printed on BFK Rives paper. (100% cotton rag with strong archival properties). Paper size: 76 x 56cm Artist: Paula Read more…
Kamu Minaral Kamu minaral is about the designs of mangrove seapods. Art Centre notes: The artwork is a B/W lino print, printed on BFK Rives paper (100% cotton rag with strong archival properties). Paper Size: 38 x 28cm Artist: Fiona Mosby Printer: Read more…
Caliper Shell Meat 2 New ruler for measuring shell like karbar (trocher shell). Our local fishers and rangers use them. Art Centre notes: The artwork is a monotype, printed on BFK Rives paper. (100% cotton rag with strong archival properties). Paper Read more…
Baidam Ghost Net 1 Baidam ghost net, sharks run silly, left to right in net killing sharks. Poachers abuse the nets, throw shark nets on board. Very dangerous for our people to travel the sea. Art Centre notes: The artwork is Read more…
BAIDAM Art Centre notes: The artwork is a monotype, printed on BFK Rives paper. (100% cotton rag with strong archival properties). [The print covers the paper from edge to edge.] Paper size: 60 x 80cm Artist: Paula Savage Printer: Dian Darmansjah Printed: Moa Arts, Read more…
Fishing Bait We get fishing baits not from the shop but when we go down to the beach we look in-between the rocks and also in the sands when the tides get low that’s when we know its also another Read more…
Holiday Camp – Lorraine Daylight Lorraine Daylight has painted her father’s country. Daylight’s father is senior Warmun artist Gordon Barney. ‘Holiday camp,’ Gordon Barney says. ‘Walkabout every holiday catching kangaroo, porcupine, goanna – all sorts.’ Barney worked as a stockman Read more…
Mantarays Mantarays like to swim together with each other with allxkinds of rays due to the seasonal change which isn’t normal because of constant climate change. Art Centre notes: The artwork is a monotype, printed on BFK Rives paper (100% cotton Read more…