NETTA LOOGATHA | ‘My Country’ | Painting / acrylic on canvas | 40.5 h x 51 w cm"It's good to make artworks, learn from each other. We learned all about our country and story places from our old people. Now we are painting and drawing them so our grandchildren will learn all about them. Our Aunty Sally Gabori showed us the way, to learn from her and follow in her footsteps. We have our own paintings and drawings now of our homelands and sacred places, where we were born, oyster reefs and waterholes or camping spots. I am happy to

'BUGUL (Large Ant Hill)'

Nuy puyilayg a nungu kedha

and the transition between emerging artist and submerging artist

By printing on textiles

The Kingfisher Story: Gijalordi

Il geth thonaral zapul muynu

dance and Aboriginal Lore

When they found a termite mound they would grab their spears and stick them in the termite mound to see if any termites were in there

Bringing together some key voices from this region

awgadh ngaw athen doegamka

Catalog #117-21

reflecting the hand of the maker