The Aboriginal rock paintings of Australia are one of the world's oldest art forms. The images represent both the real world and the dreamtime world, spirits, stories, people and animals. These are found at sites all over Australia, from the Kimberelys to Victoria. This book presents a record of these paintings, through photographs and accompanying text that explains their history, significance and conservation. The book also includes Aboriginal stories that are illustrated by the paintings.

Rock Paintings of Aboriginal Australia

Malnic, Jutta

Godden, Elaine

Arts & Photography

Humanities Pr

Many times the Trobriand Islanders have been studied and written about, but never before has their story been told this way, from the inside, through the voices of understanding and belonging. Never before has such a wealth of superlative photography presented the life of the Kula Ring, with all its joyful lessons, a rich heritage of practices for survival.

Kula: Myth and Magic in the Trobriand Islands

Politics & Social Sciences

Kasaipwalova, John

Social Sciences

Univ of Hawaii Pr

In a remarkable collaboration, Aboriginal elder David Mowaljarlai and photographer Jutta Malnic rekindle a story that reaches back 60,000 years, constituting the oldest memory of humankind. Illustrated with more than 120 colour plates, Yorro Yorro tells of the Wandjina creation spirits of the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Yorro Yorro: Aboriginal Creation and the Renewal of Nature

Mowaljarlai, David

History & Criticism

Magabala Books Aboriginal Corporation

This strange and beautiful story of a Trobriand chief's sister is a great lesson in the love and duties that siblings owe one another, and what happens when this is denied.

Gilabwala and His Sister: A Trobriand Legend Told by Chief Nalubutau

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Yorro Yorro: Spirit of the Kimberly

Photography & Video

Magabala Books

In a remarkable collaboration, Aboriginal elder David Mowaljarlai and photographer Jutta Malnic rekindle a story that reaches back 60,000 years, constituting the oldest memory of humankind. Illustrated with more than 120 colour plates, Yorro Yorro tells of the Wandjina creation spirits of the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Yorro Yorro: Everything Standing Up Alive: Rock Art and Stories From the Australian Kimberley

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