Edward Williams, Ngamu

Edward Williams, NgamuEdward Williams (Ngamu) Acrylic on Canvas 152. 5 x 76. 5 x 2cm This painting featuring numerous dillybags reflects my deep appreciation for all the women in my family. They are strong individuals who generously share their rich life experiences. I have learned much from them, and they have contributed significantly to my life. They have taught me how to pass on the knowledge I possess to my children. In this way, women are vital in preserving and

Peter Kulla Kulla ' Ira (Red bellied black snake'

wavy hair and profound connection to the surrounding landscape

They also provide an important resource for Torres Strait Islander people on the islands and on mainland Australia to document and celebrate the musical skills

the saltwater crocs come right up with it…

Isa outback

while the women expertly prepared nourishing meals to be shared among all the families

Fish traps are made of small trees and tied with vines which is cut with their stone axe and the edge was sharpened with shells and sharp stones

lyrical memoir with many surprises

We go fishing and usually pack up our things and go out all day

under the surface of water to catch smaller fish

their knowledge

A relative newcomer to the art scene