Songspirals: Yolŋu women sharing & nourishing milkarri

About
Proudly brought to PACC by the Bawaka Collective and the University of Newcastle, this exhibition includes print-making, weaving, and audiovisual works, connected to the Yolŋu kinship system, Gurrutu, and five songspirals: Wuymirri (whale), Wukun (gathering of the clouds), Guwak (messenger bird), Wititj (rainbow serpent) and Goŋ-Gurtha (Fire keeper). The exhibition is a manifestation of the intergenerational continuation and nourishment of songspirals and milkarri by Yolŋu women in North East Arnhem Land.Artwork by Ms D Yunupinu - Lamamirri Whale 13 B 2016 , Etching on Hahnemuhle, 25 x 49 cm Edition 1/20
Location
Performance Arts Culture Cessnock
198 - 202 Vincent Street, Cessnock New South Wales 2325