Diane Moon, ‘Lena Yarinkura: “weaving, it can make you happy”’, in Diane Moon (ed.), Floating Life: Contemporary Aboriginal Fibre Art, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, 2009, p.134. Yarinkura ‘embraces divergence and invention, and allows for intuition and spontaneity in her process’. The ochre pigment applied to the textured weave of the pandanus fibre, suggest the scales of the water spirits and the shimmering quality to their skin. When making her noted Yawkyawk spirit form, Yarinkura works up and out to gently expand the woven structure to fashion a bulbous torso before narrowing the weave at the torso’s base or hips to create a flat two layered section representing the tail fins. Yarinkura has developed her method using pandanus in much the same process as a dilly bag or fish trap might be made: beginning by creating a closed end, much like the base of a dilly bag. We preserve collections of more than one million artifacts and archival materials, including a comprehensive collection of art, historical objects, and textiles from. We're showcasing projects here, along with helpful tools and resources, to inspire others to create new experiments. Yarinkura diverged from the more conventional fibre work of her contemporaries to become one of the first Arnhem Land women to work with fibre in a sculptural way. We provide an exposure to art, history and culture from our Region and beyond to over 100,000 visitors annually, including thousands of students. Since 2009, coders have created thousands of amazing experiments using Chrome, Android, AI, WebVR, AR and more.

Lena Yarinkura is renowned for her ambitious and highly distinctive pandanus and paperbark fibre sculptures. It is important that I teach them, because one day I will be gone, and they will take my place.”

They are only my ideas…I pass my ideas on to my children and my grandchildren.

I have been teaching myself I create new ways all the time. Create and manage classes at scale by syncing Classroom rosters from your student information system (SIS) (available with Education Plus) Coming soon Install third-party edtech tools to multiple teachers at once with Classroom add-ons (available with the Teaching and Learning Upgrade and Education Plus). “No one taught me to use pandanus to make my animals.

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