MICHAEL ANNING | 'Gijar-Gundal (paint a pattern)' | Screen-print WOW Cairns Womens Show Language: Mungkan

Language: Mungkan

they seek out an ‘owner’ to feed them leftovers from the day’s meal

He began to follow the Lizard

The philosophy has been a simple combination of “Slow art and slow food: catch

This abundance of fabric guaranteed a surplus of useable remnants

MICHAEL ANNING | 'Gijar-Gundal (paint a pattern)' | Screen-print WOW Cairns Womens Show Language: MungkanMichael Boiyool Anning was born in Atherton in 1955 and currently lives in Ravenshoe. His traditional name of Boiyool was given to him by his Aunt it is the word for a piece of lawyer cane cut specifically to stir a non lethal quantity of poison into waterholes when hunting fish, and the name of a mythical being, half human, half eel, which traveled up rivers to significant sites in the Buluru (story time). He became interested in exploring his