WATERHOLE - Print - Limited Edition sugar glider The learning of cultural knowledge

The learning of cultural knowledge is highly interconnected to learning this responsibility

Aboriginal Peoples in Victoria have a deep connection with waters and waterways

The original artwork is a highly detailed traditional dot painting by Grace Brown

The kookaburra encourages us to use laughter as a form of healing

careful observers of the stars and the night sky

WATERHOLE - Print - Limited Edition sugar glider The learning of cultural knowledgeThe Original painting is a highly detailed dot painting by Grace Brown Waterholes are crucial for survival in the desert, providing a vital water source for humans and animal. Many Aboriginal groups consider waterholes to be sacred, with each waterhole often having a Creation story or Dreaming narrative associated with it. Waterholes are often meeting points for communities, where social, legal, and ceremonial matters are discussed and conducted.