Black and white photographbob manuell, cr bob manuell, mandy press, opal smith

Primarily a painter, Mandy Nicholson also produces ceramics, carvings, murals, prints, designs and children’s clothing. Born in 1975, Nicholson was raised in Healesville and belongs to the Wurundjeri-willam (Woiwurrung language) clan of the Kulin Nation. Mandy’s paintings often represent important cultural rituals and are executed in her distinct graphic style. She uses the traditional motifs of her people blended with contemporary interpretation.

Primarily a painter, Mandy Nicholson also produces ceramics, carvings, murals, prints, designs and children’s clothing. Born in 1975, Nicholson was raised in Healesville and belongs to the Wurundjeri-willam (Woiwurrung language) clan of the Kulin Nation. Mandy’s paintings often represent important cultural rituals and are executed in her distinct graphic style using the traditional motifs of her people blended with contemporary interpretation. Cultural Map of Melbourne shows significant sites across Melbourne. These include scar trees, corroboree trees, stone quarries, bush tucker sites, significant rivers, fresh water wells and traditional campsites.

Born in Healesville, Many Nicholson is a Wurundjeri-willam (Wurundjeri-baluk patriline) artist and Traditional Custodian of Melbourne and surrounds. Mandy also has connections to the Dja Dja wurrung and Ngurai illam wurrung language groups of the Central/Eastern Kulin Nation on her fathers side and German on her mothers.wurundjeri, aboriginal, kulin

Born in Healesville, Many Nicholson is a Wurundjeri-willam (Wurundjeri-baluk patriline) artist and Traditional Custodian of Melbourne and surrounds. Mandy also has connections to the Dja Dja wurrung and Ngurai illam wurrung language groups of the Central/Eastern Kulin Nation on her fathers side and German on her mothers.wurundjeri, aboriginal, kulin

Robin Davis and Mandy Kirby with porcelain artist Sandra Black at Artworks Gallery Nungurner VictoriaBlack and white photograph of Robin Davis and Mandy Kirby with porcelain artist Sandra Black at Artworks Gallery Nungurner Victoriaarts, business

MEDIUM: Oil on paper. DESCRIPTION: Blue, white and brown oil painting on paper, mounted on white board under glass, white outer frame. An abstract close up, bones are lined up vertically along the full length of the canvas against a bright blue background and a centrally placed horizontal earthy toned background, the bones almost appear attached, as to a cowboys belt. Initialed and dated on image, proper left bottom corner.them, oil, bathgate, bones

A detailed study and dictionary of English words that have been borrowed from Australian languages. Entries organised by category and include quotes from relevant sources. Etymologies and source languages given wherever possible.B&w illustrations, maps, word listswords and phrases, linguistics, sociolinguistics

Aimed at primary aged children, contains stories, activities and information to assist in education the young person.games, colour illustrationswurundjeri, woi wurrung, stories, activities for children, educational resources, possum skin cloaks, primary school education

Gunn’s work explores political and social values through the mediums she uses and the inspiration she draws upon. In 'Fire Sticks', Gunn uses recycled material as an explorational response to throw away culture, while the design draws inspiration from the sticks used in firestick farming and the charred remains of flora after a fire, which highlights the history and place of fire in Australia.Wangaratta Art Gallery Collection. Winner of the 2009 Wangaratta Contemporary Textile Award.This artwork was sculpted out of recycled inner tubes woven together with cotton thread on wooden poles.wangaratta art gallery, mandy gunn, sculpture, textile, wcta

Wangaratta Art Gallery Collection. Gift of the Artist.A spherical sculpture made from black inner tubesmandy gunn, sculpture, recycled

Wangaratta Art Gallery CollectionA textile sculpture of a red book that has a ribbon of woven pages flowing from it.mandy gunn, textile

Oil on canvasSigned, titled and dated versofactory, industry, power, landscape, industrial

Recycled paper shopping bags and wrappings on cardboard construction

Oil on canvas

This is a book of 48 pages. The cover is white with a colour image of a water fountain. The pages contain printed text and small images of the front cover fountain.non-fictionFriends of Warrnambool Botanic Gardens historywarrnambool botanic gardens, history of warrnambool gardens, friends of warrnambool gardens

non-fictionA history of sport in Dandenong covering the years 1840 to 1930sport, dandenong (vic.)

Features artwork by VACL Project Officer Mandy Nicholson.maps, photographswurundjeri, carlton gardens, alexandria gardens, maysar, batman treaty, oral histories

Beige bound booklet with black WTS logo and text below reading WANGARATTA TECHNNICAL SCHOOL STAFF HANDBOOK 1987MANDY

Hardcover"Mandy Boyd 1964"walsh st library

Hardcover"Mandy Boyd - To Mandy from Diane 1953 - Other pen drawings and inscriptions throughout"walsh st library

Hardcover"To Mandy from Dorothy Dillon"walsh st library

Hardcover, No Dust Jacket"Mandy Boyd, 72 Riversdale Rd East Kew"adult fiction short story collection, walsh st library

Black and white photograph of Elsie Peel Book Keeper at Lakes Foodarama Myer Street with customer Mandy Bradshaw and daughter Tansy Lakes Entrance Victoriabusinesses, supermarkets, lakes entrance

BHS CollectionBendigo Advertiser '' the way we were'' from 2003: Tennis anyone?: Eaglehawk junior tennis teams, 1968-69. Back: Terry Hopley, Wayne Harvey, Bill Clymo, Ian Young and Robert Wallace. Middle: Mandy Turner, Glenys Riley, Heather Grinton, Patricia Day. Front: heather Young, Mandy Richards, Sally Trembath, Gail Ashman and Beth Rigbye. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were