BOORNOOLOOLOO (PURNULULU) – PATRICK MUNG MUNG ‘That one Boornoolooloo (Purnululu) – Bungle Bungle Country,’ Patrick Mung Mung says. Through his late father, senior Gija leader and esteemed cross-cultural communicator George Mung Mung, Patrick is a traditional owner of the world Read more…
Banana Springs “This story is about Banana Spring near Texas Down Station. My mum and Dad and the families from Texas Downs Station used to go out for the hunting and fishing. And also camping out. They used to call Read more…
Old Mabel Downs Station “This is the story about when my old people where living in the cave, and those two there on top were sitting there well before the Gadia came and put a station on this land. The Read more…
Bush Tucker When I was schooling in Warmun every year after wet season my grandmother and Great grandmother would take us out every day after school for bush tucker and bush medicines. They would teach us about how to collect Read more…
WINUBA – EVELYN MALGIL ‘This is my family place. Hot water spring and cold water spring. That big hill on the background is my family place. That water live all year ’round. That little sand frog, it live for a Read more…
WINUBA – EVELYN MALGIL ‘This is my family place. Hot water spring and cold water spring. That big hill on the background is my family place. That water live all year ’round. That little sand frog, it live for a Read more…
Argyle Diamond Mind Rehab This painting is about the closure of Argyle mine – the right hand side depicts the devastation caused by the site, and the left hand side depicts how we would would like it to be rehabilitated for Read more…
Argyle Diamond Mind Rehab This painting is about the closure of Argyle mine – the right hand side depicts the devastation caused by the site, and the left hand side depicts how we would would like it to be rehabilitated for Read more…
Balarak Country- My Mother Country In this work Mark explores Balarak Country- His mothers country which features Red Butte, Horse Creek, Old Texas Station, Fish Hole, and Kulfole Springs Creek
