EDNA AMBRYM | 'There's no straight roads in life today, (all curves)' | Etching print Longtom as well as crossing the

as well as crossing the boundaries between reality and fantasy

Etching printed in black from one plate with Chine Colle

Image size: 176 x 122 mm

Only in times of large-scale warfare did the need for an individual island leader arise

In 2006 Garry participated in a printmaking workshop at the Australian Print Workshop

EDNA AMBRYM | 'There's no straight roads in life today, (all curves)' | Etching print Longtom as well as crossing theEdna comes from the Gunggandji tribe in Yarrabah on her mothers side and is Eastern Kuku Yalanji on her fathers side. Her language name is Wangullay. Born in Cairns in 1967 and raised in Yarrabah, Ednas art reflects some of the stories she has heard during her childhood in Yarrie (Yarrabah) with family and friends. Edna has a strong sense of colour and design and is an accomplished artist; her paintings appear in several exhibitions and galleries.