Dorothy Edwards, 'Sand Goanna', Linocut print on paper, 15 x 15cm

Dorothy Edwards, 'Sand Goanna', Linocut print on paper, 15 x 15cmUnframed. Goanna is found in the sand ridges up home. Old people always collect them on the road when they drive between stations and from Normanton to Kowanyama. They live in big burrows in the sand ridge. The ones found in our homelands are big fellas. They dig up turtle eggs with their claws. Some of them can stand up tall. Our families would cook them up on the coals. Unless otherwise requested, prints are sold by highest edition number., Please

My Country of the Norgin is the culmination of several years of work by Shenane

as well as the injustices wrought by the Department of native affairs from quite island girl to the singing grandma who travelled the world as one of the Mills Sister'ss

Since I was a little girl

This is a very contemporary form of an artefact

Illustrated by Year 7-8 girls at Mornington Island State School

the two lagoons still sit on my Grandfather's land

: fast drying

Acrylic on canvas in box frame

Materials: Ceramic

Unless otherwise requested

which are cut with their stone axe

Barramundi is good fishing