Trevor Peckham, 'Artefact Kits'

Trevor Peckham, 'Artefact Kits'Aboriginal artefacts, hand made by Trevor Peckham Boomerang Traditionally used for hunting, burnt story represents people coming together. Coolamon Iron bark coolamon, sustainably sourced on in Cooktown FNQ. Traditionally used as carrying device for food, materials, medicine and even babies. Bullroarer ritual musical instrument and a device historically used for communicating over great distances Clapsticks Made from an Ironbark tree, harvested with

she would search the shoreline for the exoskeletons of sea urchins

In alignment with this year's NAIDOC theme

there’s a big croc in that same river

I was inspired to create this piece in honour of the native stingless bee

Within our aboriginal people we have freshwater people and coastal people

It explores themes of being kind

around October or November

JUMAN the leech is a modified predatory worm that has the abilities of a warrior or hunter

In a matter of hours Ina and her twin sister

Shirley Collins 'Shield I'

Dorothy Edwards 'Homelands'

Just after our last wet season when the cyclonic weather carved scars down the mountainside of Ellis Beach