DARREN BLACKMAN | 'Land Belonging to Nobody: Falsehood' | Acrylic / Wu (ochre) / Charcoal on Paper Dhangalaw Kulba Girel The fences and the cane

The fences and the cane farmer stop us from going on the land to go to the fishing spots

his work has been included in major national and international exhibitions and is represented in public and private collections

Language:  Wik Mundgan

Artist: Dorothy Gabori

In search of water

DARREN BLACKMAN | 'Land Belonging to Nobody: Falsehood' | Acrylic / Wu (ochre) / Charcoal on Paper Dhangalaw Kulba Girel The fences and the caneDarren Blackman is a cultural urban artist from the Gureng Gureng and Gangalu Nations of the Fraser Coast. A printmaker, painter, musician and soundscape artist, Blackman's expression is a learned and lived experience culminating into bold textured works applying the symbolic colours of the Australian First Nations Flag. Growing up in a mainstream community on the Sunshine Coast during the corrupt Bjelke Peterson State Government era, constant