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Posted on August 13, 2018August 13, 2018

Converse series: Techniques

The following is text I wrote for the Rugby Art Gallery and Museum exhibition Journeys to Home which included four of my prints from the Converse series (part of the…

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Posted on August 1, 2018January 14, 2019

Test townscape

I created a test image by blending a couple of Ribeiro townscapes.

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Posted on July 31, 2018July 31, 2018

Antiphony project

The start of a series of blog posts about work created for the upcoming Antiphony exhibition of LPW members’ work.

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Final results of #ecodyeing course with @judypreston403. Really brilliant course, wonderful teacher & nice lunch too! Knackered but very pleased.
My first fabrics on @judypreston403 #ecodyeing course. This is fantastic!
Our bundles are ready for big reveal on @judypreston403 #ecodyeing course.
Very moving story. #REPOST @tangentyereartists with @get__repost__app Tangentyere Artists Gallery is open 10am to 2pm on Saturdays during the 2019 Vincent Lingiari Art Award. #Repost @yarrenyty__arltere ・・・ This work is by Marlene Rubuntja. My Fathers Country. ‘My father and other families lived in the Todd River near Olive Pink for many years. My father worked so hard for everyone, to get them these Town Camps to get them homes. Do you know what he got, three tin sheds on his country. I feel so sad when I think he only got those tin sheds when he made homes for other people. He tried to live in those tin sheds, but it was too hard. You know I was talking about this story in the Art Room, telling it, and old Trudy Inkamala was listening, and she said when she heard me talking, she said, “I went there, and I saw those tin sheds, and you know what, there was only emus and kangaroos living in those tin sheds, true story.” Now that’s a true story, she really saw that, and she really said those true story words, true story! It might sound funny and this sculpture might make you laugh but it makes me sad when I think about my father and those tin sheds. I just can’t believe he worked so hard and this was all he ever got. I’ve only been there once, me and Milton. I want to go back, I want to take my children and grandchildren to that country, we need to go there, I can feel it so strong. I don’t know if there will still be emus and kangaroos living in those tin sheds, it doesn’t matter, it only matters that we get to see that place, my father’s Country.’ #vincentlingiari #vincentlingiariartaward #clc #centrallandcouncil #repostw10
Peek-a-boo. #lindegarden
On squirrel alert, having just chased one across the garden!
That time of year again. #lindegarden #autumn #leaves
That is superb. Love it. #REPOST @aboriginal.contemporary with @get__repost__app The magical hand of Madeline Curley. This is 183cm x 183cm, I’m not sure it will fit in the gallery but to hard to leave behind! #aboriginalart #aboriginalcontemporary #repostw10