Frog Holes, 61 x 61cm Heather Anderson

Frog Holes, 61 x 61cm Heather AndersonTopsy Steppa Beasley 61cm x 61cm Acrylic on Canvas The Barkly Region hosts a wide variety of amphibian species, they have also different techniques to survive during the dry season. Frogs are considered as a delicacy, indigenous people need to dig them out very deeply once they found cracks, signs of inhabited burrows . In Alyawarr, they called Burrowing Frog atweynterl

"Some bush medicine

they grow underneath the water

water stops collecting in the waterhole

Lindy Nungarrayi Brodie

flowers rocks and medicine

"On the way to Sterling Rangers

All my family standing around

Pretty flowers and bush medicine growing

colourful sunset beams through the sky

Sarah's sight impairment renders her work is unique

has rhythmically depicted bush banana growing in the wild of the Barkly region

41 x 30cm