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Delvene Cockatoo-Collins // Clay and Pigment Map, 2020
Clay and Pigment Map, or code of Quandamooka Country - collected from across the islands and mainland of Quandamooka Country.
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Delvene Cockatoo-Collins // Clay and Pigment Map, 2020
Clay and Pigment Map, or code of Quandamooka Country - collected from across the islands and mainland of Quandamooka Country.
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Megan Cope, RE FORMATION 2016-19 / Cast-concrete oyster shells, copper slag / 12,000+ pieces: installed dimensions variable.
The word ‘midden’ means simply ‘refuse pile’, but these shell mounds – which have been found in coastal regions all over the world – should really be understood as material archives, which always marked sites of social and ceremonial gathering. Working within the context of Australia's settler colonial history, Quandamooka artist Megan Cope has emphasised the significance of Aboriginal middens as architectural structures. She creates sculptural installations with thousands of cast-concrete oyster shells in meticulously arranged mounds, evoking the ancient middens that were desecrated for use in concrete production. Some of these installations have also deployed copper slag – a glittery black sand that arises as a by-product of industrial copper extraction – pointing to the continuing destruction of sacred Aboriginal sites through contemporary mining practices in Australia.
-Amelia Groom, Beverly Buchanan: Marsh Ruins
About 17,000 hectares of national and conservation parkland on Mulgumpin (Moreton Island) will be handed back to the Quandamooka People.
Throwback Thursday , camping #quandamookacountry 👍🚙 #brucethedefender #defenderspirit #defender110 #defendercamper #defenders #landrover #landroveraus #landroverdefender #landroverdefender110 #britishicon #brisbanedefenders #straddiecamping #stradebrokeisland #quandamooka #touringaustralia #touringaus #4x4 #4x4offroad #offroadlife #campertrailer #rooftoptent #rooftoptentliving #defendercamper #beachcamping #thisisqueensland #qldparks #landroverphotos #mylandy #lovemylandy #camplife #campingsoutheastqueensland (at North Stradbroke Island)
"Elisa Jane Carmichael connects to her saltwater country of Yoolooburrabee through her paintings and weavings which have been exhibited around Australia and the world.
The Quandamooka woman from Moreton Bay in Queensland holds a degree in Fine Art and a Masters of Fine Art in Fashion at the Queensland University of Technology.
She was drawn to weaving and clothing as art forms while doing her Master’s degree and researching a museum collection.
Inspired by saltwater country, her products incorporate looping, twining and coiling techniques which are used all around Australia. But there is a specific Quandamooka weave loop and knot which she readily uses in her creations.
As well as exhibiting her work, Elisa holds workshops where she teaches her techniques and explains the theory, culture and history behind her work.
She has presented her university research at Oxford University in the United Kingdom and has been published in national and international publications.
‘I will continue to learn, research and develop my work as a Quandamooka fibre artist and painter,’ Elisa said.
When asked what she hoped for the future of her art and Indigenous art in general, Elisa said, ‘To be seen and to be heard and to be shared.’"
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The Quandamooka Peoples have lived on Minjerribah (now known as North Stradbroke Island) for a very long time. Feeling grateful to have experienced the beauty of their home. #minjerribah #minjerribahcamping #minjerribahmagic #originallandowners #nativeland #straddie #straddiecamping #straddieanyday #stradbrokeisland #quandamookacountry #quandamooka #gratitude #givethanks #ancestors #australia (at Minjerribah)
The Yulu Burri Ba dancers and the Quandamooka people welcoming the whales to the waters surrounding Moreton Bay at sunset. The traditional ceremony welcoming the whales is known as Yura Yalingbila. I really enjoyed hearing the story about how the whale and dolphin got their blowhole after they were speared by the eaglehawk. A big fight broke out between all the animals from the land, sea and air. The eaglehawk stole the spear from the goanna and hit the whale and dolphin. The whale was so upset, he went back South. But every year he comes back looking for his brother in law dolphin. Thank you to Russell for telling the tale on the boat to Moreton. Russell does a much better job of telling the story! #Quandamooka #Moreton #Island #MoretonBay #Indigenous #Dreamtime #Stories #Traditional #Culture #Queensland #Australia #Dolphins #Whales #Yura #Yalingbila #Yulu #Burri #Ba #Dancers #YuluBurriBa