ABORIGINAL BUSH TRADERS

WHAT'S ON

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Three Generations

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Nawern Mimih (lots of Mimih)

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Hayden Jinjair Wilson ‘Stories of Ngudaniman’

Karungkarni Arts

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Ntang - Edible Seeds

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Yawulyu Jukurrpa

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Jukurrpa

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Dalay: Monsoon Season

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Benit-Ba, Palngurn, Daluk (Womens Textiles).

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Warnindilyakwa - Anindilyakwa People

Colours from Country: Fibre.

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Atnangkerre; Ankerre, Arnkerrthe.

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Mardoowarra (Fitzroy River)

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Raypiny Dhawu

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Yipu Jangkarni - Big Rain

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We live by the seaons, the wet to the dry.

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Papuranjuwi Mamirnikuwi Nginingawula Jilamara

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Gwarkabah

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Nawern yahwuyahwurd dolobbo

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Mandjabu

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Nan's Everlasting Memories

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This show featured fibre works made from pandanus and bush dyes. Through this work, artists tell the stories of creation, and 'Gurrutu', how their ancestors travelled the land, creating the landscape and everything associated with it, how all things are connected.

Gapuwiyak Culture and Arts

Gapuwiyak Art and Culture is located in a remote community set on the shore of Lake Evella. A relatively new enterprise the Art Centre was incorporated in 2007. It aims to support local Yolgnu people to keep their art and culture alive, express their identity and develop economic independance.

The Art Centre Model

Art Centres are community orientated places that offer artists and arts workers employment. They are often the central point for jobs in community. They are places for creativity and experimentation, not only in art making but also Aboriginal business management, leadership and cross cultural engagement.

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Desert to Darwin

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Colours from Country - Ochre

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Aboriginal Bush Traders Cafe & Gallery