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Warlukurlangu Artists exhibition

by Gallagher, Carol Napangardi.

Warlukurlangu Artists exhibition

by Gallagher, Carol Napangardi.

Warlukurlangu Artists exhibition

by Gallagher, Carol Napangardi.

Warlukurlangu Artists exhibition

by Gorey, Dadu Nungarrayi.

Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Association

by Poulson, Maggie Napurrurla.

First exhibition by Warlukurlangu Artists

Warna-Warni

by Williamson, Liz.

Jadagen Warnkan Barnden — Changing Climate in Gija Country

by Barney, Gordon, Cann, Churchill, Carrington, Betty, Juli, Mabel, Nodea, Nancy, Nyadbi, Lena, Peters, Rusty, Purdie, Shirley, Thomas, Mary.

A unique exhibition about Indigenous perceptions of climate change. Senior Gija artists Gordon Barney, Churchill Cann, Betty Carrington, Mabel Juli, Nancy Nodea, Lena Nyadbi, Rusty ...

Warren Knight: paintings

by Knight, Warren.

Washing one’s dirty linen in public

by Hoareau, Thomas, Horeau, Thomas.

Water Colour Institute exhibition

by Cardamatis, J. Wolfgang.

Different Waters

by Hollo, Nick.

New Society of Painters in Water Colours (annual Summer exhibition)

by Prout, John Skinner.

New Society of Painters in Water Colours

by Prout, John Skinner.

New Society of Painters in Water Colours

by Prout, John Skinner.

New Society of Painters in Water Colours

by Prout, John Skinner.

New Society of Painters in Water Colours

by Prout, John Skinner.

Undermining Rivers: Sydney's Drinking Water Endangered by Longwall Coal Mining

by Newell, Patrice, Sheppard, Julie, Vaughan, Deborah, Warburton, Toni.

An exhibition placing works by leading contemporary artists Deborah Vaughan and Toni Warburton side-by-side with activist commentary to ask who owns Sydney’s pristine water resources. ...

Walking with Water

by Pell, Sarah Jane.

New Society of Painters in Water Colours

by

England Banggala: Water, Stone and Spirit Paintings 1999-2001

by Banggala, England, Murphy, Anthony.

England Banggala’s late paintings focus on significant mythology interconnected over several sites: Djijapuny, the ancestral water snakes resembling Rainbow Serpents; Jingabardabiya, the traveling female water ...