PHILIP DENHAM | ‘Bagu’ | Ceramic sculpturePhilip Denham is a Girramay man. He is based in the Murray Upper region, North West of Cardwell, Queensland. Philip creates work that reflects his cultural ties to country. He is known for his exquisite, earthy toned Bigin shields, Bagu sculptures, Birrbu birrbu cross boomerangs and paintings. Philips paintings, featuring weather patterns, landscapes and animals are bold and compelling. Philip is an outstanding creator of traditional tools, with

chronicling her bohemian adventures sharing an inner-Sydney rooming house in the 1930s

Kausa (Pandanus) II

Anagus Namponan was prominent as a caver at Aurukun and

Country/origin: Dulkawaine-Bentinck Island

"I remember gettng a message that Aunty Sally Gabori was coming over to Bentinck to show us something

Emma-Kate Wilson discovers two artists joined by immersion in nature

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Keith is passionate about passing on his creative and cultural knowledge to future generations

On completion

The three bars represent my three children

*This work has been framed in a floating box timber frame

my aunties would hang up the linen on the wire clothesline to dry and attend to their casava gardens which was our staple food