Dyrrin Murgha, Wujigay (Native Guava)

Dyrrin Murgha, Wujigay (Native Guava)Acrylic on canvas 23 x 18 x 1. 3 cm Djarragun Mountain, also known as Walshs Pyramid in Gordonvale, located south of Cairns, gets its traditional name from the nest of the scrub hen. The artwork depicts a nighttime thunderstorm over the mountain. This mountain is especially important to the Gunggandji and Yidinji tribes, as they used it for navigation and ceremonies. It also features in traditional stories, like that of Djarruga and her husband, who

The making and use of the Kalaw are reserved for those who carry the cultural knowledge required to uphold its sacred meaning

we established trading routes and engaged with various clan groups across the nation

When fishing

My husband and I have been blessed with our children

My Father's Country (GaboriD2

In 1911 a man named McKenzie obtained government lease which

The first time I caught a crocodile I was fishing along the Gilbert River

Air dried clay with beads on cotton

guiding the hands that wield it with purpose

We would then take our catch home for mayi (meal)

We must teach the true history of Australia

stingrays and sharks