Since our people have been allowed to move about freely and speak our languages again in the last 40 years a process of re-inculturation has been slowly happening from the ground up. This piece illustrates initiated men of High Degree performing Ceremony to...
Dispersal is a euphemism for land grabbing and massacres by the colonisers. This work illustrates thinking about where fragments of surviving family are which is common to all Indigenous peoples who are trying to piece it back together.
Dispersal is a euphemism for land grabbing and massacres by the colonisers. This work illustrates thinking about where fragments of surviving family are which is common to all Indigenous peoples who are trying to piece it back together.
A paper plate decorated with raffia and other collaging materials, paint and rubber bands. The photo in the centre is my Great Aunty Emma Maurer nee Richards, an Aborigine of mixed race.
