Campfire From the fallen gum leaves, to the scars from the eucalyptus leaf beetle. I have depicted my stories using flora to coincide with this years NAIDOC theme, “Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud & Proud”. What the theme means to me and how to portray it through art, from Read more…
Embrace From the fallen gum leaves, to the scars from the eucalyptus leaf beetle. I have depicted my stories using flora to coincide with this years NAIDOC theme, “Keep the Fire Burning: Blak, Loud & Proud”. What the theme means to me and how to portray it through art, from Read more…
Hunting & Gathering, & Fishing & Sowing & Harvesting Enticed by the richest of lands, the surface keeps people content with skills, respecting the gifts they walk on.
Coiled Basket – Basket set of 3 Our artists create coiled baskets using a variety of materials including native grasses, natural and synthetic dyes, feathers and commercially produced raffia. The baskets vary in size and shape. Each one is unique. Kaiela Arts provide an important space for local Aboriginal artists and Read more…
Gathering food and water Memories told to me by elders of the hardship of pulling the water up to the bank by a single bucket which was on the pully.
Crossing the Murray Our people crossing the Murray river by boat from Cummera to Victoria to escape from appalling treatment of our people.
Stories by Campfire Our people love to sit around a campfire telling stories told and handed down from mainly the elders.