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Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 Kimberley Art Centre Series
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y separately published work icon My Story, Ngaginybe Jarragbe Shirley Purdie : My Story, Ngaginybe Jarragbe Shirley Purdie , Shirley Purdie (illustrator), Broome : Magabala Books , 2020 20423109 2020 single work picture book children's

'Told in English and Gija, this is the story of Shirley Purdie, famous Gija artist, as told through her paintings, as part of the Ngaalim-Ngalimboorro Ngagenybe exhibition created for the 2018 National Portrait Gallery exhibition So Fine: Contemporary women artists make Australian history. The exhibition will be rehung, in Gallery 1, to coincide with the launch of My Story, along with a series of cultural engagement activities based on My Story.

'This is the first book in the Kimberley Art Centre Series. The series focuses on developing the skills of Kimberley Aboriginal artists in children’s picture book storytelling and illustration.' (Publication summary)

Broome : Magabala Books , 2020
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y separately published work icon Beware the Argula! Kirsty Burgu , Kirsty Burgu (illustrator), Broome : Magabala Books , 2023 25998076 2023 single work picture book children's Indigenous story

'When two boys go fishing they are unaware that the Argula, the bush devil, is watching them and helping itself to all their fish. The boys finally see the Argula’s glowing red eyes – but it is too late and they become the Argula’s next meal! When they are rescued, they are unconscious and have to be shocked back to consciousness by fire ants. Once safely home they vow to never be greedy again and to always watch out for the Argula.

'This is the second title in the Kimberley Art Centre Series, working with Kirsty Burgu from Mowanjum Art and Cultural Centre. The story was told to Kirsty as a child and the Arugula is not considered to be myth but it is thought to exist – rock art featuring the Argula are found along the Kimberly coastline.' (Publication summary)

Broome : Magabala Books , 2023

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First known date: 2020
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