Stunningly beautiful full-color artwork and spare text evoke the long wait during the dry season, and the jubilant relief when the long-promised rain finally arrives.

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'Big Rain Coming' & "Thunderstorm Dancing' classroom display. Katrina Germein author study. Mar 1, 2021 - Explore Jodie O'Brien's board "Big rain coming" on Pinterest. See more ideas about aboriginal education, weather crafts, aboriginal dreamtime.

The artists in Roebourne Art Group have been painting together for a long time and now, in the green season when the thunderclouds build on their horizon, their big rain is coming: with exhibitions, a new art centre and a training program: one which has led to a collection of stunning public art pieces made with the artists’ own hands, minds ...

A lyrical story about waiting for the rain to come to an isolated Aboriginal community. Tension in the community builds as the rain clouds thicken and grow dark.

2000年9月26日 · Rosie’s kids, the panting dogs, the fat green frogs, and Old Stephen all do what they can to keep cool as they watch for storm clouds on the horizon. Stunningly beautiful full-color artwork and spare text evoke the long wait during the dry season, and the jubilant relief when the long-promised rain finally arrives.

Artwork Description Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang. Signed on the front. Sawn Rocks (Narrabri/Bingara) With the scorched, cracked, dry earth below and the huge mountain towering above, we call to the rain Gods to fulfil our prayers, our rain dance has …

Buy art online at Bluethumb. FREE Shipping & FREE Returns | A$980 | Acrylic | Landscape Aboriginal | 76cm (W) x 60.5cm (H) x 4cm (D), 5 kg

This book has vivid figurative illustrations incorporating traditional Indigenous motifs and designs into the representation of the land and the creatures on it, all patiently waiting for rain. Until, finally… The story is inspired by the author's time teaching in the remote community of Minyerri in the Northern Territory.