Bush Spirits Mary has depicted Kira Kiro or bush spirits in this painting. They are believed to be protectors of sacred ceremonial places and tribes as they wander through the bush. Fire is in the foreground of the work, which is burning the grasses (madjara) of the bush. The Kira Read more…
Kira Kiro hunting Kira Kiro are hunting in the bush. They are happy that it is the wet season and there is plenty of bush tucker.
Cob Web When you go through the bush and rocks, there are all the beautiful set of cobwebs with insects and leaves, so I thought it would be nice to create this story for our children.
Aru Mary has depicted the pretty rocks (Aru) and pools of her husband’s country in Berkeley River. Mary’s art details the rock formations along the Berkeley River as part of her ongoing connection to her husband and his country. Having lived and walked the river length with her husband and Read more…
Aru Mary has depicted the pretty rocks (Aru) and pools of her husband’s country in Berkeley River. Mary’s art details the rock formations along the Berkeley River as part of her ongoing connection to her husband and his country. Having lived and walked the river length with her husband and Read more…
Wanjina Assistants Kira Kiro and other figures are happy that the land, river and sea are looked after properly by Aboriginal people. My peopleprotect the rock art, sacred sites, law grounds and where warriors are buried.
Cultural Way Kira Kiro artists have created a collaborative artwork which acknowledges and celebrates the cultural stories and practices of their Country. The ten panels detail – the changing seasons, day and night as well as the plants, animals, fish, and birds that inhabit the Country of the Kwini and Read more…