Goorirr Goorirr Joonba boards by Paddy Jampinyji

Ceremonial board

Joonba boards

Patrick was committed to maintaining culture for the Gija people and their communities. Worn as a part of the dancer’s headdress, this board was worn as a mask. It is a feature of the Goorirr Goorrir joonba (corroborees) which Gija dancers continue to perform.

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Warmun Art Centre

Ochre and rust

Ochres of black, red and mustard yellow, mixed with greys and whites are the hallmarks of the very distinctive style of the Warmun community artists. One of the early engine rooms for the contemporary...

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