A family photo, with nearly all the family who were at the launch of the Gurr-goni Dictionary at Maningrida in April 2016. Standing, left to right: Shaun Watson, Anthea Brown, Paul Watson holding his daughter Yinbidja, Zelanda Watson, Margaret Carew behind Sheila Watson, Alistair James (teaches Kuninjku and Ndjébbana in the Lúrra L&C program; his mother’s mother’s mother was Gurr-goni), Sylvani Watson, Gerard Watson, Moses Watson, Afrina Watson, Randy Watson, Nicole KalaKala with Tessa. Seated, left to right: May Miorgar with Leonie Watson, Leila Nimbadja with Wayne Watson, Gerard Jawrarla with ?, Rebecca Green with Gaby Watson. Photo by David Mason.
Margaret Carew, Patrick Muchana and Crusoe Batara, looking at a new publication at Maningrida, 2015. Photo: Ben Foley
The CALL Collection website and database was launched in June 2017. View the collection at http://callcollection.batchelor.edu.au/
Gary Madjibarreli, Daniel Rarrenorle, Stanley Djalarra, Craig Elliott, Margaret Carew, Ad Djulipirri and Raymond Smith, having a rest at Nimirreli crossing, between Maningrida and Ramingining, October 2015. Photo: Aung Si
Violet Nampijinpa Marshall (on ground), Katrina Nampijinpa Brown and Marlette Napurrurla Ross teach younger Warlpiri girls how to dance yawulyu. Photo: Georgia Curran
The Thangkerne Kaytetye bird app was launched at Artarre in August 2015.
A screen shot of an animated Alywawarr film called Tyew-warl alhew ‘they went to the show’. Made by Arlparra Secondary College students.
Sound printing is a technology that embeds sound into the pages of a book. Using a pen, you can play the sound, and listen along while you are reading.
artewe – Australian Bustard
Copyright Therese Ryder. This is one of the birds featured in Therese Ryder’s book Ayeye Thipe-akerte “Arrernte Sotries about Birds’ published May 2017.
A fire for cooking gomunga ‘goose’ at Nganyjuwa, near Maningrida. Photo: Margaret Carew
The Yeperenye centre is in the middle of Alice Springs township, in Arrernte country. It is named after the tar-vine caterpillar (ayepe-arenye), one of the ancestral spirits of this place. Photo: Margaret Carew
Birlmu ‘clapsticks’, made from the hard timber of ngarditjala ‘ironwood’. Marrangu singer Raymond Fisher and dancer Gary Madjibarreli are in the background. Photo: Margaret Carew
Karen Wurrddjal holds up a T-shirt celebrating the launch of the Kune seasons book Nga-ni Kun-red Ngarduk Man-djewk Na-kudji
yerrampe ‘honey ants’ – part of a mural of Arrernte bush foods on the wall of the IGA store in Eastside, Alice Springs