As a People that evolved with the land, we have an understanding of the language of mother nature
Our languages come in all forms as we connect with each other and the world we live in
This exhibition brings light to the various ways of communicating that are linked to our spiritual and emotional well-being
Verbal communication is but one type of language
Others include dance and body language, visual arts, dreams, scarification and ceremonial practice, astrology and the moon, the seasonal calendar and the behaviour of animals and nature
These languages, however subtle, were often more important than the spoken word as they carried with them signs to hold ceremony, hunt and forage or gather for sorry business
EXHIBITION OPENING: Saturday 6th of May 3-5pm
Refreshments and nibbles provided.
Please Register to Attend HERE : https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/616257120637
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