Nyimpi - Jimmy Nerrimah, 2009 Dora Cox

Nyimpi - Jimmy Nerrimah, 2009 Dora CoxThis country called Nyimpi (living waterhole) my fathers country. Waterhole in centre. It's a big waterhole with lots of people there. I was only a little boy when my family travelled across this place, there is a lot of jilji (Sandhill) that big one at the top you cant go that way, its too big Jimmy Nerrimah Lithograph on 300gsm Paper 56x76cm Edition #40 40

Hand-carved and painted by Alison Forrest

Lynley Nargoodah

My people and my family lives in the desert for many years

I been visit there long time ago now

This painting is about my father's country (Muludja river) the river connects to the Fitzroy river

Getting there in Sturt Creek

Purrpun has a bush food

Andrea Pindan

They used to just kill the people and burn them they just put kerosene on them

there's a big snake there

Jennifer Dickens

It represents our children who we lose to suicide