NETTA LOOGATHA | 'My Country VII' | Painting / stretchedNetta Loogatha, Birruyingathai Maali 'My country' Synthetic polymer paint on linen. Dimensions 61 x91 Artist: Netta Loogatha Born: 1942 Language: Kayardild Country origin: Dulkawaine Bentinck Island Mornington Island, Gulf of Carpentaria Certificate of Authenticity provided. Courtesy of Mirndiyan Gununu Aboriginal Corporation, Mornington Island Art Centre. **Please note: NorthSite Contemporary Arts sells this work acting as an agent for the artist.

Lynelle holds a Diploma in Indigenous Visual Arts from Tropical North Queensland’s Institute of TAFE (2012)

it became an art form in its own right in the mid-1800s

Paper size: 420 x 730 mm

Sageraw Thonar is the breeding period for the dugong when they can rest and feed in shallow waters

They put paint on him so he was black and he hid behind a log so the Blue Tongue Lizard wouldn’t see him

Robinson is acclaimed for detailed linocuts and large-scale

” - Sheryl J Burchill

Artist: Valmai Ambrym Totem: Sea Born: Cairns

In the late 1800s the first genealogy of the Torres Strait was recorded by Rivers as a part of the A

Debra Murray 'Gijalordi ninanyanyu' This story is copyright Doris Kinjun and the Gulnay people and cannot be reproduced without permission

Region: Murray Island

The works range in medium