MORNINGTON ISLAND POSTCARDS - Paula Paul | Small Framed Image"In our language burrkunda means tribal body scars made in ceremony and traditional dance. The scars are also made in grief when family members died." Paula Paul MORNINGTON ISLAND POSTCARDS Paula Paul 'Burrkunda' Postcard on recycled card stock printed with soy based inks 9 cm x 14 cm

5 (h) x 22

This beautifully illustrated book is thought provoking in a fun way for young readers

Artist Biogrpahy:

our thoughts

Lara has showcased her work at Australian museums as well as the NorthSite Contemporary Art

still like a tree

varied edition 2/4 | 60 x 40 cm

"Nature's creation

NAPOLEAN OUI | 'Gurra Gurra' (Ancestors) | Djabugay Nation rainforest shield design | 2016 | 3 colour etching on one plate

video performance and sculpture by Chantal Fraser that represent the culmination of recent research into capitalism and violence in Australia and reflections on living as a Samoan-Australian artist in Queensland

While they did the hard work of gathering the leaves

"There are different coloured rocks that can be found on Bentinck Island and in our Kayardild language- we call them 'Mirraa' (pretty) 'Kamarra' (rocks)