Hand-crafted 'Gunga' Earrings by Gurrpulan Guyula (8169-22) Museum of Contemporary Art

Hand-crafted 'Gunga' Earrings by Gurrpulan Guyula (8169-22) Museum of Contemporary ArtHand crafted earrings created by Gurrpulan Guyula from the Buku Larrgay Mulka Centre, Yirrkala (North East Arnhem Land). The jewellery pieces are woven from gunga (Pandanus spiralis). The spiky pandanus leaves are sometimes difficult to harvest, followed by the careful task of flaying the leaves before hanging them to dry. Only the few central leaves of the palm growing from the core which have not bent are used. These can be ten or twenty feet high

curator Leigh Robb

Christmas Star hand-crafted unique ornament by Rosabella Ryder of the Yarrenyty Arltere Artists

The Hand of God editioned print by Richard Lewer

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'Cigarette Pack (Avalon)' by Marc Etherington

Glenn Barkley

is an original oil painting

from 30 July to 6 September

Richardson noticed what appeared to be Plaster of Paris powder on Margarito’s wraps

followed by the careful task of flaying the leaves before hanging them to dry

Dimensions: 3

With less than 400 breeding pairs