Yindjibarndi Ngarluma Ngurra

From the early 1900s, the government forcibly removed Aboriginal people from their Country and relocated the communites to what were called “Native Reserves”. “We Yindjibarndi people were forcibly removed from Yindjibarndi Ngurra onto Ngarluma Ngurra,” explains Kaye. “Forced off our ancestral land, we carried stories, spirit and memory with us. Though removed from our Country, our connection remains – alive in our art, our language and the land that still knows our names.”