Aboriginal Artifacts Clapsticks – which in some regions are called bilma or bimla – are a traditional percussive instrument used by men and women in all Indigenous Australian communities, usually to maintain rhythmn during vocal chants. They are used in … Read More
This painting is about the journey taken by men and women out along the dry river bed to celebrate the Nulla Nulla, a hardwood club (carved from a branch or root) used by Australian Aboriginal people … Read More
Carolanne Ken is from Fregon on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands. Born in 1971, Carolanne went to school in Fregon and Woodville High in Adelaide, graduating in 1986… Read More
Joanna Ken from Ernabella S.A. with “Makuli”… Read More
Tjampi Desert Weavers under Construction
This exhibition is a collaboration between Southern Cultural Immersion and Glenelg Art Gallery, hosted by the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre at Warriparinga.… Read More
Artist & Performer. Inspired by nature his creativity flows onto the canvas.… Read More
I have an innate propensity for circular designs as I feel they evoke feeling of calmness.… Read More
Roseanne is a Walpiri Artist who has inherited this Dreaming from her Grandfather, Roy Jagamara… Read More
