PAULA SAVAGE - Moa Arts | 'Wapudth on the ground 1' | Monoprint on BFK Rives paper Yalanji Arts hotter fires and loss of

hotter fires and loss of habitat are changing the natural cycles we live by

Lois Haye's current focus on artistic jewelry sees her explore elements of asymmetrical balance

Anagus Namponan was prominent as a caver at Aurukun and

"This painting is about collecting bush dyes and bush fibres to make waangk (dillybags)

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PAULA SAVAGE - Moa Arts | 'Wapudth on the ground 1' | Monoprint on BFK Rives paper Yalanji Arts hotter fires and loss of"Red cotton tree wapudth on the ground being ready too fall down on the ground from back burning and there can be big pieces laying on the ground chopped and diced with the red flower flying in the air which indicates that dry season is nearly here." Paula Savage PAULA SAVAGE is from the Dabugal clan of Moa Island and the Kaurareg clan of Muralag (Prince of Wales Island). An artist at the Ngalmun Lagau Minaral Art Centre Moa Arts, Paula works across