SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Xmas Bauble (5)' | Hand-painted Burnie Bean Delvine Cockatoo-Collins Editioning printer: Hannah Parker

Editioning printer: Hannah Parker

the resin from the Julgil tree was used to bond the spear tips which were then bound with the twine made from certain string trees

questions of how to hold and remember experimental art arise

Landscape and figurative works come out of storage to be given a new life as quintessential bags

SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Xmas Bauble (5)' | Hand-painted Burnie Bean Delvine Cockatoo-Collins Editioning printer: Hannah ParkerThese painted Burnie Beans by Sheryl J. Burchill are collected from Kuku Yalanji Country, between madja (rainforest) and jalun (sea) where they are cleaned, prepared and hand painted. Hand made with love, they are the perfect grounding gifts for use as place settings, decorations, paperweights and keepsakes. Burnie Beans were traditionally used by Kuku Yalanji karrkay karrkay (children), pronounced garrd gay garrd gay, by warming two natural beans