Sea Journeys - Our Home Our People
Works from Erub Erwer Meta, Darnley Island Arts Centre
September 8 - October 6, Exhibition opening event Saturday September 8th, 2-4pm
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Erub, also known as Darnley Island, is one of the most remote communities in Australia, located 160 km north of Queensland’s Cape York Peninsula and is home to approximately 400 Erubam people. A selection of prints and ceramics made by artists from the community was exhibited in this new and exciting collaboration between Langford120 and the Centre.
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Ceramic Works
Florence Gutchen
Malu, 2012 woodfired stoneware, natural and found object decoration 29 x 13 cm |
Ellarose Savage
Bala, 2012 woodfired stoneware with ghostnet decoration 22 x 10 cm |
Racy Pitt
Kab Neur, 2012 woodfired stoneware 26 x 12 cm |
Jimmy Thaiday
Kab Le, 2012 ceramic with Ghostnet headdress 40 x 27 cm |
Maryann Bourne
Okaimi, 2012 woodfired stoneware with Ghostnet fibre decoration 26 x 15 cm |
Emma Gela
Kab Neur, 2012 woodfired stoneware with natural found object ornamentation 23 x 14 cm |
Drawings
Racy Pitt
Alida, 2012
charcoal on paper
76 x 232 cm
Alida, 2012
charcoal on paper
76 x 232 cm
Kapua Gutchen Snr.
Emeret Moderr Podagad Tumge, 2012
charcoal on paper
58 x 228 cm
Emeret Moderr Podagad Tumge, 2012
charcoal on paper
58 x 228 cm
Emma Gela
Tabu Neur, 2011 charcoal on paper 66 x 48 cm |
Sweeney Thaiday
Gep Athe, 2011 charcoal on paper 76 x 56 cm |
Fred Kiwat
Homeland, 2011
charcoal on paper
55 x 75 cm
Homeland, 2011
charcoal on paper
55 x 75 cm
Prints
Ellarose Savage
Au Karem ra Araigi le, 2010 lino print 42 x 40 cm |
Franklin Mye
Our Sea, Our Food, Our Life, 2011 29 x 29 cm |
Jimmy Thaiday
Atkit Lovers, 2010
lino print
21 x 66 cm
Atkit Lovers, 2010
lino print
21 x 66 cm
