Creature Seats
From simple sketches students worked with mentors from the Aboriginal Men’s Shed and local community to sculpt these creatures.
Goanna by Liam Campbell - Wiradjuri
Turtle by Sara Jackson-Edwards - Wamba Wamba
Snake by Raymond Jackson-Edwards - Wamba Wamba
Goanna by Jaidyn Hampton - Malyangaba
Where
Bogong Moth Migration
Traditionally, each year the Indigenous people of southern New South Wales and northern Victoria would meet at Mungabareena Reserve to perform ceremonies, exchange goods and discuss tribal lore. They would then travel to the high country to feast on Bogong Moths.
‘Maya’ Fish Trap Sculpture
This sculpture is a funnel style fish trap that was commonly used by the Wiradjuri people in this area.
Reconciliation Shield
The figure depicted is holding his hands in a position of submission. Enough is enough – we all need to walk together on this journey of reconciliation