Hardcover

Lino print on paper-Bagot Community Project NT. These prints were produced during a project delivered by Ironbark Aboriginal Coporation in 2010 aimed at developing artistic skills within Bagot Community. Bagot Community is situated on 23 hectares of suburban land surroundeed by the Darwin suburb of Ludmilda. Founded in 1938 as an Aboriginal reserve it is now home to approximatley 250 Indigenous residents.

Limited edition volume celebrating 20 years of the Alice Springs Beanie Festival. Gorgeous full colour images show the fun of the festival and the details of fabulous beanies. Understand how the beanie has developed into a regional artform. Enjoy some of the beanies who won the People's Choice. Read snippets from some of the organisations and Central Desert communities with whom we work. Read about the beanie story and the gentle reconciliation possibilities that the festival offers.

For perhaps fifty thousand years the Aboriginal people have lived, and lived well, in Australia. They have developed a unique knowledge of native plants and a deep understanding of the value of many animal products. Bush Food is an exploration of these traditional skills and a compendium of the kinds of foods eaten by Aborigines. It indicates how food is caught or gathered, hunted or picked, how it is prepared and cooked, and what nutritional value it has. It considers, too, the use of natural products in traditional Aboriginal herbal medicine.

6 Designs available.

Design selected randomly for online sales, unless otherwise requested.

Artists receive royalties for the reproduction of their images.