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Erub Arts prepares for Coming of the Light Anniversary
Since January, Erub Arts have been working very hard towards the 150th Anniversary of Coming of the Light.
Read moreTogether We Tell Our Stories’ Yalanji Art Centre
Yalanji Art Centre has had a reflective 2020. Like many of our fellow art centres we experienced reduced art making, exhibition and sales.
Read morePrinting at Pormpuraaw Art and Culture
While Pormpuraaw Art and Culture is well known for its ghost net sculptures and paintings, printing has also been an important mainstay for the Art Centre.
Read moreMoa Arts
Fiona Elisala Mosby’s recent print editions Kithalau Zageth (Pandanus work) is a way of talking about issues that sit at the heart of cultural life in the Torres Strait and the importance of living
Read moreFeature Artwork: Thuwathu’s Trail, John Williams
This painting is about Thuwathu, the Rainbow Serpent and the trail he left and his resting place.
Read moreFeature Artwork: Stone Fishtraps, Dorothy Gabori
Ngurruwarra means stone fishtraps in our Kayardild language. We can still see the fishtraps that the old people built along the coasts of Bentinck Island.
Read moreErub artists to feature at Le Havre Natural History Museum, France
We are determined not to let COVID slow us down at Erub Arts.
Read moreIACA Committee Leadership Changes
A very big thank you to Philip Rist, our long-standing President and Committee Chair who stood down from the position of President this year.
Read moreArtist Profile: Anne Nunn
Anne Nunn is a dedicated artist who has worked with the Bana Yirriji Art Centre since it began in 2011. Anne was born in 1966 and is from the Kuku Yalanji language group.
Read moreFeature Artwork: Makarrki by Amy Loogatha and Ethel Thomas
Amy Loogatha is the older and Ethel Thomas the youngest of King Alfred and Thelma Loogatha. Makarrki is on the north side of Bentinck Island and a large river system runs through it.
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