G is for gugunyal: A Dhurga alphabet book Publisher / Quadrille Tangentyere Artists and Yarrenyty Arltere

Tangentyere Artists and Yarrenyty Arltere Artists

displaced on their own land by the incursions of the cattle industry

Sally Babidge

These are supplemented by a comprehensive chronology of contemporary Maori art by the exhibition’s assistant curator Taarati Taiaroa

She began painting with acrylics at the Lajamanu School art program in 1986

G is for gugunyal: A Dhurga alphabet book Publisher / Quadrille Tangentyere Artists and Yarrenyty ArltereDhurga is one of four traditional languages of the south coast of New South Wales, spoken by Yuin (Yuwinj) people between Nowra and Narooma and used as far inland as Braidwood and Araluen. G is for gugunyal: A Dhurga alphabet book just released by Aboriginal Studies Press (ASP) helps new speakers pronounce the 24 sounds used in Dhurga while introducing the land and marine animals of Dhurga Country. Author and illustrator Leanne Brook is a proud