Shordi Krik: Shorty Creek Trees

Shordi Krik: Shorty Creek TreesAt Shordi Krik, life is sweet. Join students from Barunga School on a trip to their local creek where they play and swim. Written in Kriol and English, everyone will be singing along with this joyful song and learning more about life in Barunga as they go! Author Information This book was written by students from Barunga School with ILF Lifetime Ambassador Justine Clarke, who is a regular visitor to Barunga. Barunga is a small Aboriginal community,

featuring ambitious and innovative works of art by artists from around the nation

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and bravery of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people defending their land and asserting their right to self-determination through history

leaving planet Earth far below them

to everyday experiences in a Europe beset by warfare

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not only of his own Nyikina and Walmajarri forbears but also that pertaining to the lands of his neighbours

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In a lavish ceremony that captivated the world

curator and broadcaster Julie Ewington

witty and insightful correspondence from great artists

Third Drawer Down continues its tradition of producing covetable artist tea towels with this stunning work by Tony Albert