Colour Your Own Strong Spirit Aboriginal Gallery Art by Merindah Gunya - Book

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Colour Your Own Strong Spirit Aboriginal Gallery Art by Merindah Gunya - Book

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Spirit
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Kmart
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Toys & Games > Toys > Art & Drawing Toys > Coloring Books & Pads
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43584208

Artist Bayley Mifsud, whose Aboriginal name is Merindah-Gunya, invites you to create your own wall art inspired by her original paintings.

In this beautiful colouring book, there are 10 pull-out posters of Bayley's artwork ready to display, along with matching line drawings to colour in yourself. Read about the stories behind Bayley's paintings and learn the symbols commonly used in Aboriginal art. Suitable for ages: 10+ years

  • Number of pages: 40 pages
  • Book cover: Paperback

Includes 10 x high-quality colour posters, plus 10 x line drawings of each artwork to colour in Perfect for older children, teenagers and adults.

Bayley Mifsud is a proud member of the Peek, Djab and Kirrae Whurrong people of the Maar Nation from south-western Victoria. Her artwork has previously been commissioned by Officeworks and Casetify, as well as several schools, airports and many more Australian businesses

Our future, together: This artwork represents the past, present and future three journey lines and three full meeting places

"When I created this artwork for NAIDOC 2024. I had a clear vision of what I wanted the story to be. For me, the theme 'Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud' means that we (Indigenous people) need to be strong, loud and proud, now more than ever. We need to keep the conversation going - not only about our past, but about our future. I believe that everyone has a role to play to achieve true reconciliation." - Bayley Mifsud