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ALMA NORMAN | ‘Shark Season’ | 2024 | Etching | 33 (h) x 49 (w) cm
Her family and community members would walk to the stones during low tide
a style of sculpture that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s based on carefully structured modules that allow for intricate
An assisting artist on the Chainsaw Gunduy Sculpture in 2014
The warrior sits as one with the Dhangal
MAREE KOO-OILA | ‘Wal-ngal’ | Acrylic on stretched canvas Claudine Marzik ALMA NORMAN | ‘Shark Season’An emerging artist at Wik & Kugu, Maree is the granddaughter of the late Akay Koooila who was one of the first female painters in Aurukun. Like her grandmother, Maree applies bold colour combinations to express her unique cultural identify. Her paintings draw on the lands surrounding Aurukun, including her own tribal country of Wal ngal and Knox River. Maree belongs to the Winchanam Ceremonial Clan. The Akay KooOila is an arts studio for women and is
