CHRISTINE JOY CURATION & EXHIBITIONS
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jacqui wandin

​Sharing culture gives me inspiration. Sharing stories and artistic technique with two other artists around the fire gave me inspiration for my work. I walk around on Country, at Coranderrk, looking for big fallen branches. My partner helps me find and collect good pieces. I then lay my hands on the timber, rubbing them over every part, asking my ancestors by name to guide me.
 What I’m doing is a part of them.
Tarnuks (wooden bowls) represent everything to sustain life. They carry water, food and babies. Like a cradle, they nurture us.
What I end up creating depends on what I find and how it develops, therefore the price depends on the size and the hours required t complete it.


Please contact Hearth Galleries if you are interested in commissioning Jacqui to create a tarnuk.
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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • EXHIBITIONS
    • CURRENT - Hearth
    • FORTHCOMING - Hearth
    • PREVIOUS - Hearth
    • PREVIOUS - Murnong
  • BLOG
  • Artists
    • Merilyn Duff
    • Kim Wandin (Wandoon)
    • Warlukurlangu Artists
    • Nikki Browne
    • Jenine Godwin-Thompson
    • Graham Patterson
    • Jacqui Wandin (Wandoon)
    • Sam Gummer
    • Young Art
    • United Mobs in Art (UMIA)
    • Glenn Loughrey
    • Gail Choolburra
    • Amanda Wright
  • Shop
  • CONTACT
  • HEARTH GALLERIES
  • Murnong Artspace
  • What's On?
  • DEEP LISTENING DESIGN