MUNIMBA-JA ART CENTRE - Libby Harward | 'Bambara (Pathways) Blanket' | Recycled Cotton BlanketThis beautiful blanket is part of the Bonyi Bajara Bunya Footsteps product range. Libbys blanket maps a journey from her salt and sand island, Mulgumpin celebrating the abundance of shellfish yuguri (pippi) and ginyinggara (oysters). She travel with family across the bay, across countries, up through rivers creeks and over mountains into Jinibara country where she calls out and waits to be invited in, it is here the 2 meet and the blankets join on the

paying respect to the cultural continuum and envisioning a future

thinking that Marnbil wouldn't know

When its Guth (low tide) its always easy to find dead starfish

live and enjoy the lands of the Yirrganydji people in Gimuy

These stories are the inspiration for many of his works

DARREN BLACKMAN | 'VERY DISCO' | Women's T-shirt / Black

They are excellent foragers who eat a variety of wetland plants

he has continued to develop a strong arts practice

I love working with my hands

message sticks and many other objects

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

The hammerhead shark is important in our stories of cultural knowledge and is represented in dance