From beginning to end our culture is a gift passed down from generation to generation through song
including at the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection
JOEL SAM | Karrmui | 2016 | linocut printed in black ink from one block | 38 x 57 cm | edition of 7
would jump into the water to retrieve the animal
Bevan Namponan Uu'thawan (Kissing) etching edition of 10
JOSEPH AU | 'Sik' | Linocut print Edition:2\12 From beginning to end ourJoseph Au, Sik, 2016, linocut print on paper, 96x95cm (image size), edition of 12 "The Sik is one of our traditional island dancing gear used by both men and women. The Sik (2016) portrays the sea cap, thats visible throughout the Sageraw Thonar. The dancing gear is made of board, bamboo sticks and the white feathers are usually from the white heron (Karrabai) bird." Sik ngoelmun gethaw zamiyak sika wurka thonar tidayzinga. Sik yawoeyka mura thonarnu,