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education and employment equality by 2030 and reduce the seventeen year life-expectancy gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous peoples
Drawing inspiration from mathematical geometry and 80’s video game imagery
This tea towel was designed
it was rotted severely and buried in the mud
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DOROTHY GABORI | ‘Nyinyilki | Acrylic on board Topaz ring education and employment equality byArtist Statement: "This is my Father's Country in the South East of Bentinck Island. It has a fresh water sprint there." Artist Biography: "I am the fifth child of my mother Sally Gabori. My father was Pat Gabori, he was a hunter, a hard working old fella. We used to go bush with our parents who taught us a lot about our homelands; both Bentinck Island and Sweers Island. I love being at the Art Centre with my sisters and the rest of my family. We
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