Sculpture
In Milingimbi we carve and create many types of works. With sculpture we recreate our ancestors and retell their stories. Using naturally hollowed-out logs we memorialise lost kin and sing them on their next journey using wooden biḻma ga yiḏaki (clapsticks and didjeridoo). We also create everyday objects like fishing spears, tobacco pipes and spear-throwers.
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DARRYL YATJANY
Yothu yindi (mother and child) – Darryl Yatjany – lines of multi-coloured rärrk and white rärrk -
DARRYL YATJANY
Yothu yindi (mother and child) – Darryl Yatjany – lines of multi-coloured rärrk and white rärrk -
DAVID YARRANG ROY
Larratitja -
GEORGE MILAYPUMA
Ḻarrakitj (Gupapuyŋu Burial Pole), George Milay, hollow log, Catfish, Ginyginy, Emu, Wurrpaṉ, Nyaŋura, Long-necked Turtle, Burala, Diving Bird -
GEORGE MILAYPUMA
Manburi and Guku (Very short story) -
HELEN GANALMIRRIWUY GARRAWURRA
Djirriḏiḏi (Forest kingfisher) – single diagonal. Garrawurra body paint design – -
JOCELYN GUMIRRMIRR
Djirriḏiḏi (forest kingfisher) – Garrawurra body paint design -
JOCELYN GUMIRRMIRR
Djirriḏiḏi (forest kingfisher) – Garrawurra body paint design -
JOE DHAMANYDJI
Guku Galinyin – short story -
JOE DHAMANYDJI
Manburi Birrinymal ga Guku – Gupapuyŋu Djaḻumbu (Catfish Bones and Honey – Gupapuyŋu Mortuary Pole) -
MICHAEL MUNGULA
Djiliwirri guku
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