SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Dilly Bag III (triptych 1)' | 2026 | Plate lithograph | H 846 x W 379 mm"I am from the people of the rainforest from the renowned Daintree region and surroundings areas. We are the Kuku Yalanji people. We collect food in the open forests and wood lands across to the Great Dividing Range; we harvest and hunt on the sea, in the mangroves, the rivers and the creeks and shoreline. Our dilly bag or basket is made from river grass or black palm. The Kuku Yalanji language word is Balji (pronounced buhl jee). The women; my

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"This necklace comes from our Basalt Collection

kedha mayka ubaraw thonar

lunch and dinner

the catalogue includes a foreword by D

The Head section symbolises our leaders for the place where decisions are made – informed decisions

It is used to always have fire when travelling across country

like many Torres Strait Islanders at the time

He has been the main inspiration for two books published at Pormpuraaw Art Centre

how to gather foods from the bush

who was the oldest living person in Aurukun

Jenny Watson