BEVAN NANPONAN | 'Ach-woolnyiinapu (I feel Good )' | Etching Edition:CTP3/3 Some Mazau Bidthail remain in

Some Mazau Bidthail remain in the coastal areas where food sources are plentiful

This is my stylized version of how I picture a design on the traditional rainforest shields

printed in Far North Queensland

The patterns in the prints refer to the feeding grounds and traditional hunting grounds

Flinders University Museum of Art and Griffith University Art Museum

BEVAN NANPONAN | 'Ach-woolnyiinapu (I feel Good )' | Etching Edition:CTP3/3 Some Mazau Bidthail remain inThis series of prints immortalises the famous Aurukun dogs in a new medium; printmaking. In almost all Aboriginal communities throughout Australia, dogs dominate the landscape. They roam the streets in packs and intimidate passers by and lie in the shade, seeking respite from the midday heat; in the evening, they seek out an owner to feed them leftovers from the days meal. Collectively they are known as camp dogs and, in the case of Aurukun, have the