Bush Tucker, 61x61cm Heather Anderson

Bush Tucker, 61x61cm Heather AndersonLorna Corbett Acrylic on Canvas 61cm x 61cm "Bush tucker is a major subject of painting for Aboriginal artists, which is strongly related to the ancient knowledge from their past of hunter gatherers. In Canteen Creek, people are still collecting bush tucker to feed their family and provide a healthy alternative to the Western food and to gather the whole family for teaching about the bush (bush school)."

it has beautiful wild flowers and bush medicines

in the sandy hills

Tartukula artist Priscilla Haines has depicted repetitive motifs of spinifex over country with warm and earthy desert colours

we hunt for echidna in the morning

We go hunting to the hills for sugar-bags and porcupine

Michelle Brodie has depicted station workers fixing the roads near Alroy Downs

we look for bush tucker

Susie Pope has painted vibrant bush medicine leafs from her country

One of the younger Epenarra Artists

His sons disobey the food gathering laws of the tribe and keep the bigger Kangaroos for themselves

trying to catch fish

lightning and rain