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grasping the neck and tail end of the animal
Watson first heard the term a preponderance of aboriginal blood in a lecture given by Loris Williams and Margaret Reid on voting rights for Indigenous Queensland people in 2005
the publication is an important companion to the exhibition as well as a significant standalone legacy document and vital record of recent history of Queensland art centres and the Belonging/Northern Disclosure arts development project
Tribe: Gungganyji
Artist: Betty Andy
CLAUDINE MARZIK | 'Undara Painting 78' | Acrylic on canvas GUB four winds of Zenadh- Kes grasping the neck and tailSwiss born, Cairns based artist Claudine Marziks research on Ewamian Country has fostered deep investigation of the ancient lava tubes and cavernous rock formations within Undara Volcanic National Park, located in the centre of lower Cape York, between Cairns and Normanton. The name Undara in local Aboriginal dialects means Long Way referencing to a long way from Cairns and the elongated rivers of lava that meandered through the valley over 190,000
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