WA YO WAY | 'Bugul - Large Ant Hill' | Tea Towel | Lynelle FlindersLYNELLE FLINDERS Born: Cairns Region: North Queensland Tribe: Dharrba Warra Totem: Crocodile Language: Guugu Yimithirr Current Location: Cairns 'BUGUL (Large Ant Hill)' "There are plenty of termite mounds in the North, some are big, some are small." Details: Tea towel, cotton linen blend This tea towel was designed, printed and sewed in Australia. Lynelle Flinders specialises in hand printed textiles using traditional and alternative materials to

as well as a crossing of the boundaries between reality and fantasy

dhangala koey goersar arayzinga

'Count Back Crocodile' children's book written by Pamela Galeano and illustrated by Dorothy Webster (Mirrimum)

hunting and gathering

This exhibition has recently been selected to tour Queensland in 2012

Saint Paul’s Community on Moa Island in the Western Island Cluster

A little child

stalking the vulnerable one

the Rainbow Serpent

Brian Robinson is a multi-skilled contemporary artist

He has a strong commitment to keeping old traditions alive and believes that culture must remain true to the past and move with time to exist in the future

or in a few days