Lisa Michl Ko-manggén, Middens III

Lisa Michl Ko-manggén, Middens IIIPolymer Clay (framed) 28 x 48 x 4 cm Story Clay becomes both a material and a storytellerits natural surface holding impressions, marks, and layered finishes that echo the landscapes, waterways, and cultural sites of my homelands. By blending clay with gold pigment, I create contrasting textures that shift between matte earthiness and luminous shine, symbolising the connection between Country and the precious natural resources found throughout

These waters hold over 65

and family connections

If culture and language is to be preserved than cultural resources needed to be developed

Wanda Gibson 'Magarr'

I see myself as a role model

a lefthanded object by custom

I have depictions of them in my art

Kakan Mat: 15 x 15cm

The Korrakorr were my great-grandmother’s totem

Taheega Savage

This is the story of Captain Cook’s men meeting the Bama (Indigenous people) on the banks of the Endeavour

Cecelia Slade 'Beach Treasures I' 2024