nura gunya

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Exhibition of Works by Noel Butler


Wada (hello) in the Dhurga language spoken by Yuin Aboriginal People. Nura Gunya (Country Swan)

Noel Butler is an award winning sculptor specialising in wood carving and burning paterns. Noel creates art from logs and tree stumps and also produces artefacts and traditional tools by utilising the natural features that exist in nature.

The works are for sale

The Story of Fire
The exhibition is an Aboriginal Cultural Education initiative by Inner West Council Schools, private groups and early learning groups are encouraged to visit, explore and learn about the culture and stories embedded in the works.

For more information contact joshua.staines@innerwest.nsw.gov.au

Chrissie Cotter Gallery

31A Pidcock St, Camperdown

10am to 4pm - Thursday 23 May 2019
10am to 4pm - Tuesday 28 May 2019
10am to 4pm - Saturday 25 May 2019
10am to 4pm - Thursday 30 May 2019
10am to 4pm - Sunday 26 May 2019
10am to 3pm - Friday 31 May 2019

More about the Chrissie Cotter Gallery at https://www.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/live/living-arts/creative-spaces/galleries

 

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