VALERIE KEENAN | ‘Scrub Fowl' | Linen Cushion Cover Mersane Loban education and employment equality by

education and employment equality by 2030 and reduce the seventeen-year life-expectancy gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous peoples

"In our language burrkunda means tribal body scars made in ceremony and traditional dance

long tassels and sometimes materials she collects from the beach and island

koey gubalnga

Wara mineral kaliya wanayzimayl ngath thonar tidayk wur ngapa kadak wayika a wur adhaka muluka nurika

VALERIE KEENAN | ‘Scrub Fowl' | Linen Cushion Cover Mersane Loban education and employment equality byThese products are from artist & historian Valerie Keenan's "Karl Lumholtz in the Herbert" research & art project. Each product features the artists depictions of the animals Lumholtz encountered & documented on his travels in the Herbet River area where she lives & works. Linen cushion cover 50 x 50 cm with screen printed image of Orange footed Scrubfowl Inner cushion not included ABOUT THE ARTIST Valerie Keenans journey as an artist and historian is