Shane Gibson, Mala Minha

Shane Gibson, Mala MinhaShane Gibson (Mala Minha) Acrylic on Canvas 56. 5 x 121. 5 x 2cm To effectively use the Gaalga (spear) and Milbirr (woomera) for fishing, one must possess skill and accuracy. In my language, Guugu Yimithirr, a skilled hunter is called the Mala Minha. When fishing, if the fish are aligned in a straight line, it indicates the need for precise aim. The centre of this alignment resembles the bullseye on a dartboard, emphasising the importance of a good

and watercolour ink

and the connections that strengthen my pathway

cultural continuity

My art is inspired by the environment

Kassandra Savage 'Dancing with Pride'

Burdekin ducks and heron all hunting for fish and mussels

New Beginning

the old Balibal (Spotted Stingray) came out of the water grabbed them and pulled them down in that channel between Ganthawu on Mornington Island and Sydney Island - jumping out of the water looking for those little bees

Kassandra Savage (Dancing on Savannah Country)

live in both the sea and the freshwater estuary rivers

wrapped up the crocodile in foil then buried it in the coals with sand over the top

5 cm x 124 cm x 3 cm