Middi Bagu - Sally Murray (Deceased) #5 Publisher / Griffith University Art Museum Rediscover the Puffin Classics collection

Rediscover the Puffin Classics collection and bring the best-loved classics to a new generation - including this charming edition of Anne of Windy Willows

Learn about the different varieties of Japanese tea and the art of tea ceremony

Wrapped in Paris—and a 2017 interview Fineberg conducted with Christo

Hugo Comisari

or any drawing tool of your choice

Middi Bagu - Sally Murray (Deceased) #5 Publisher / Griffith University Art Museum Rediscover the Puffin Classics collectionBased on the traditional fire making implements of the Girringun rainforest Aboriginal people, the artists have created artworks made from clay, timber and string to evoke the spirit of the old people. Traditionally, the firesticks were made up of two parts, the Bagu (body) and Jiman (sticks). Bagu is normally made from the boogadilla (milky pine tree) and Jiman are made from mudja (wild guava tree) or jiman. The bagu form was founded in the shape of