Kaiela Arts Shepparton

Aboriginal Girl A young girls memories of stories told to her by her grandmother about traditional dance and traditional foods. 

“Black, but Not Black Enough” The painting is a fair Yorta-Yorta woman painting her own skin a darker colour to show other she is Aboriginal and Black enough. 

Black Boy Dreaming The Black Boy Trees werepart of our spear making .Aslo it Was use as a glue to fill holes in coolamons and canoes

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The Ochre Mines Painting is about the Ochre Mines behind Cummeragunja ,, Where ancestors collected ochre for ceremonies and dances. it is a special place on Yorta yorta country

Tuna (yellow Fin ) The yellow fin Tuna is a food source that has decreased in over years due to fishing on large scales on a commercial lever ,, this painting represents the struggle and survival of the yellow fin tuna the great barrier reef is a threatened habitat that Read more…

Moving Mob Long Neck Yorta Yorta moving Mob,,WAterHoles to feed

The Corroboree Yorta Yorat tribe coming together for a corroboree

Inspire

Emu creation