On The Machine Art & Artists

On The Machine Art & ArtistsThis is a collection of stories and experiences from Aboriginal people who know about kidney disease: patients their families and communities and health workers. For Aboriginal renal patients and community members this book will be a starting point for discussion. For others it will be a revelation. Kidney disease is a growing problem in the Aboriginal communities of Central Australia. Some say it is becoming an epidemic. This is a collection of

sweet things

With a foreword by Kim Scott – joint winner of the Miles Franklin Literary Award

This is a dictionary for language learners

grammar and the writing system

this book charts the historical landscape of the Papunya Tula artists revealing a collective creative achievement of rare genius

It was created by asking people about Arrernte words

This is a collection of stories and experiences from Aboriginal people who know about kidney disease: patients their families and communities and health workers

and showcases the culture and art of Central Australia

Lucy Eatock is raised and educated by a respectable white family

This book describes the ways family and culture have connected people to each other

Illustrations An extensive range of illustrations

Wendy Bell tells the story with all its twists