James Billy, Shirley Yumala Collins, Donna Ives, Ian Caddy, Gail Mabo, Susan Nampitjin Peters and Aicey Zaro A Main space exhibition curated by Umbrella Studio of linocut prints created by 7 Murris in Ink printmakers. This series of works celebrates the themes of food and water; Ngapa meaning water in Walmajarri language from the Kimberley; Kai Kai a universal term in the Torres Strait community meaning food.

EXHIBITION OPENING 6pm Friday 27 February 2015by Gail Mabo, founding member of Murris in Ink Printmakers

EXHIBITION DURATION 27 February - 5 April 2015

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