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  1. ‘Gomarla’ – (Egret Bird)

    Bob Ali is an established artist whose carved wooden Burarra (Egret) sculptures reflect the coastal region of his country, Yilan....

  2. Ngarradj (Sulphur Crested Cockatoo) sculpture

    This piece was carved by Harold Goodman and painted by Irene Henry. Irene and Harold are partners that live at the Kakadu Outstation of Kapalga. Irene’s family are from Tiwi Islands and she used painting...

  3. Karnamarr (Red Tailed Black Cockatoo) sculpture

    This piece was carved by Harold Goodman and painted by Irene Henry. Irene and Harold are partners that live at the Kakadu Outstation of Kapalga. Irene’s family are from Tiwi islands....

  4. Gomulu (erget) sculpture

    Carving by Wulu Marawili Mikariny Muluminya....

  5. Djiḻawurr Sculpture

    ‘Djiḻawurr’ meaning Scrub fowl in Yolŋu language. Yolŋu sacred songs tell of the first rising clouds on the horizons – the first sighƟngs for the year of the Macassan praus’ sails....

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    Aboriginal people have been doing business in this country before there was any form of currency. Fibre Art Sculptures, Echidna and Donkey set by Carolyn Kenta. Tjanpi Desert Weavers is a dynamic social e...

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