Mooie's Stories: Malamiyayu gurang, in the Dreamtime Publisher / Faber Ōi Katsushika

Ōi Katsushika

For women artists in the early twentieth century

His practice is internationally recognised for its manifold engagement with the colonial history of the Australia-Great Ocean (Pacific) region

Transits and Returns was organised by the Vancouver Art Gallery in collaboration with the Institute of Modern Art

Mooie's Stories: Malamiyayu gurang, in the Dreamtime Publisher / Faber Ōi KatsushikaDja Dja Wurrung Ancestors stories as told to me by my mother, my grandmother, my great grandmother and my great great grandmother before her. How did Wabbee, the freshwater crayfish, get its bright red spots? Why does Wehla, the ringtail possum, have a curly tail? How were Waripi Yaluk, the backwaters of Bulatjal Yaluk Woodlar, the Loddon River, formed? Why does Yern, the moon, light up the night sky? Bunjil, the all powerful, knows the answers.