LENORE HOWARD | 'Entangle' | Etching Sally Murray Her family and community members

Her family and community members would walk to the stones during low tide

Paper size: 800 x 600 mm

Gardening was considered an important and competitive skill and individuals kept secret their ways of producing good crop yields

they seek out an ‘owner’ to feed them leftovers from the day’s meal

Exhibited in the Akin exhibition on the Jim Traynor Feature Wall June - July 2018

LENORE HOWARD | 'Entangle' | Etching Sally Murray Her family and community membersLenore Howard was born and raised in North Queensland, travelled the world and eventually returned to Cairns, drawn back by the beauty of the area and sense of community. She has been dedicated to her arts practice for over 40 years, working formerly as a Surrealist painter she created artworks with strong political and social content and an interplay between recognisable objects that delivered more questions than clearly defined answers. Then, many