Swan Book Self Care David Hockney’s bright and colourful

David Hockney’s bright and colourful LA garden and Emily Kame Kngwarreye’s Country

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From the desert to the sea

re-imagined and challenged by today’s artists

its assembly forms new relational narratives connecting the artists’ cultural perspectives of Wiradjuri/Sri Lankan/Celtic/European with topics of conflict

Swan Book Self Care David Hockney’s bright and colourfulA new edition of Alexis Wrights acclaimed novel, published to accompany her new book Praiseworthy. The Swan Book is set in the future, with Aboriginal peoples still living under the Intervention in the north, in an environment fundamentally altered by climate change. It follows the life of a mute young woman called Oblivia, the victim of gang rape by petrol sniffing youths, from the displaced community where she lives in a hulk, in a swamp filled with