DOLLY LOOGATHA | ‘Wudu’ | Acrylic on board Crab and made ceremonies for them

and made ceremonies for them

Theresa continues to pass on her weaving skills to the younger generations

the exhibition showcases the strength of autobiographical work by eleven contemporary Aboriginal artists from across Australia: Glennys Briggs

'SEA TOTEMS'

My children tell me to join the old people here at the Art Centre

DOLLY LOOGATHA | ‘Wudu’ | Acrylic on board Crab and made ceremonies for themArtist Statement: "Wudu is at the top area of Rukuthi it's Percy Loogatha's Country and he was King Alfred's small brother. We were told not to go there by our parents as it is dangerous country. Only men were allowed inside the cave, they have to be undressed and women who are pregnant have to walk sideways as they cross the salt pan. Today we still keep to these laws. People who come from Wudu are called Wudunathi." Artist Biogrpahy: "I was only a