Tsu-tsu-mu: Design Typology for Care and Inclusion First Nations Classics and the burning rainbow bridge

and the burning rainbow bridge

present-day India): Paint an animal motif

Ellie Buttrose and Danni Zuvela

Persistent myths and clichés are challenged: Van Gogh was not the solitary figure as so often suggested: the story behind Raphael's celebrated La Fornarina was made up in the 19th century

Tsu-tsu-mu: Design Typology for Care and Inclusion First Nations Classics and the burning rainbow bridgeExploring the concept of tsu tsu mu as a design methodology. The act of tsu tsu mu wrapping, enveloping, or surrounding is sometimes seen as something superfluous, something inessential, but it cannot be said that anything is at its best in an exposed or scattered state. This book considers of tsu tsu mu, which connects the inside and the outside while caring for others, as a new typology of design and explores its possibilities through various works