Stephen Skinner "Where have all the flowers gone" Kurun's family Collaborating together for the first

Collaborating together for the first time

He is the son of Minnie Napanangka (deceased) a traditional Warlpiri woman and Gerry Maloney

The Maḏarrpa people were led by Wakuthi (born c1921) who remained a powerful and influen al man although almost blind and known as “Banbay” - 'blind one' un l his death in 2005

Within this dynamic landscape the communities endure and even thrive in a constant act of balance with the natural forces that assail them daily/eternally

they both remained faithful to their designated Dreaming stories

Stephen Skinner "Where have all the flowers gone" Kurun's family Collaborating together for the first122 x 91 cms Acrylics on Canvas. Stephen Skinner is a self taught Australian artist whose abstract works are shaped by a deep sensitivity to nature and the quiet emotional undercurrents of everyday life. Growing up between the surf and sandstone of Sydneys Northern Beachesand later finding creative grounding in the landscapes of Byron ShireStephen draws on the colours, rhythms, and textures of the natural world to inform his layered, intuitive style.