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SUMMARY:Lone Goat Gallery presents "Gabul Jagun – Carpet Snake Country"
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition Name: Gabul Jagun – Carpet Snake Country\nArtist: Nickolla Clark\nDates: 25 June until 30 July 2022\nLocation: Lone Goat Gallery\, 28 Lawson St\, Byron Bay\nOpen: 10am until 4pm Wednesday to Saturdays\n \n\nNickolla Clark is a local Arakwal Bundjalung artist living and working on Country. Her exhibition ‘Gabul Jagun – Carpet Snake Country’ is a body of work showcasing aspects of Arakwal Country in the Byron Shire. \n‘Arakwal Jagun. My grandmother’s country from the Rainforest to the sea including the rivers\, sacred sites\, our creator and home Ironbark at Tallow Creek. This is ‘Gabul Jagun’\, Carpet Snake Country.’ \nMy practice highlights our important\, instinctive\, sacred connection to Country through key symbols\, features and knowledge that has been passed down through many generations. This practice has brought me closer to understanding and expressing the energy\, spirit\, cultural lore and stories from country and culture within each painting. \nThe exhibition explores my personal connection to the land and sea country with the many vibrant and subtle colours of my Country. The theme Gabul refers to my people’s totem\, the Carpet Snake. This is a good reflection on my heritage. Jagun is ‘Country’ which is fitting as all my artworks reflect the land in which we live and care for. \nThese pieces are a collection of my cultural expressions and I hope they evoke feelings of cultural insight and gratitude towards Country. Giving and receiving ‘Garimaa’ – Respect.’ Nickolla Clark\, 2022  \n\nLone Goat Gallery is a creative initiative of Byron Shire Council.
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SUMMARY:Sandology Workshop @ Belongil Beach
DESCRIPTION:Come learn how to carve sand like a pro with Sandman Steve.\nIn an unforgettable hour and a half you will learn how to make towers\, archways\, stairs\, animals and balls out of just sand and water.\nYou’ll never look at sand the same way again.\nWorkshop 10 am – 11:30 am\nOn Belongil Beach (Across from the Treehouse restaurant)\, Byron Bay.\n$25 per person\n\nTUES 05TH JULY\nTHURS 07TH JULY\nTUES 12TH JULY\nTHURS 14TH JULY\n\nBookings are essential as numbers are limited.\nTo book call or text Steve on 0428 699 614\nWhat to Bring? Sensible beach wear\, hat\, sunscreen\, water.\nFun for all ages 5 and above!
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