LAURIE NONA | 'Badhu Habaka' | Linocut printLaurie Nona, Badhu Habaka, 2016, linocut print on paper, 200. 4x118. 4 cm (image size), edition of 6 (Photographer: Jon Linkins) $4,000 "Badhu Harbourka (2016) tells the story of the pearling industry on Badu Island. The work is dedicated to my father Philip Nona Senior a respected elder of the industry. Intertwined within the print is a story of my fathers, which was composed into song and dance. The story tells of how two brothers my father and my

the exhibition showcases the strength of autobiographical work by eleven contemporary Aboriginal artists from across Australia: Glennys Briggs

Originally intended as a catalogue of watercolours produced on Niyama Private Islands

a style of sculpture that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s based on carefully structured modules that allow for intricate

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Image size: 140 x 190 mm

of Central East Qld

"This is my homeland on Forsythe Island

Jindirrbu (Willy-Wagtail) was its name

Senub moegi apathiyay kosar mazanu

Generally however

My uncle’s boat broke down

severed heads