Raji Doormat - Judy Watson Brand / Mabu Mabu but who is lurking on

but who is lurking on the lower decks

This is a scrumptiously smooth biscuit

this series brings together two very different ways of understanding the natural world: one ancient

Becoming Our Future: Global Indigenous Curatorial Practice reflects on international Indigenous methodologies in curatorial practice from the geographic spaces of Canada

exploring new mediums and bringing an original contribution to the global dynamics of international artistic networks

Raji Doormat - Judy Watson Brand / Mabu Mabu but who is lurking onThis striking doormat features the word 'Raji' meaning home in Waanyi language. Produced by Judy Watson, a portion of the proceeds from their purchase will contribute to a Waanyi Language Scholarship which supports a Waanyi person to undertake the University of Queensland Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Language Revitalisation Studies. In the Graduate Certificate Program, Indigenous students complete four courses in 1 week intensives on campus,