SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Wurarr-Wurarr (dragonfly)' | Lithograph and screen print / blue on yellow ochre stateSheryl J Burchill Language Group: Kuku Yalanji and Kuku Nyungkul Traditional Land: Daintree, Shiptons Flat, China Camp & Bulban Totem: Black & White Cockatoo Lives: Mossman, Far North Queensland Artwork Story: "The Kuku Yalanji (Kuh kuh Yel an jee) Language is still spoken today by our Bama bama (Bum mah bum mah). Wurarr wurarr (oo ard oo ard) is the Kuku Yalanji name for Dragonfly. Like the Dragonfly, Kuku Yalanji people feel a deep connection to

existential possibility of moving away from the cultural trance of separateness and materialism

inside the humpy

They first appear in April and move across the skies

and his name is Burp

Details: 'Tropical Garden Friends' | 2023 | Acrylic / mixed media on canvas | 35 (h) x 45 (w) cm

urban Australian society

the book includes essays on the artist's key media and themes

tinned corned beef

Fried Banana Scones by Flora Warria

and is the founding artist of triebSTUDIO

Venetta delved deeper into the art of weaving by turning to her Aunt

and this work along with three others are being exhibited at the museum