Artist Cheryl Davison: Art Gallery of NSW

The Djinama Yilaga Choir has released their first album which can be downloaded via the link below. Djinama Yilaga is a living celebration of Yuin language, culture, and Country. Through Dhurga songs, they honour their ancestors and carry their stories forward. The intergenerational ensemble embodies resilience, joy, and connection, with their debut album inviting listeners into Yuin soundscapes and inspiring new Dhurga singers...

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This report is primarily for Aboriginal people who are from the south coast of New South Wales and the wider Aboriginal community. Their family history and their cultural area and cultural association with the land has been reserached in the context of the joint management of Biamanga and Gulaga National Parks....

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An award-winning home care program that delivers culturally-appropriate aged care services for Indigenous people on the NSW South Coast has won a five-month reprieve after facing closure last year....

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Local Walbunja, Ngarigo artist Cheryl Davison has been selected to produce an artwork, which will feature in the main entrance of the new $330 million Eurobodalla Regional Hospital....

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As part of Sculpture Bermagui, and in partnership with Four Winds and Bundanon, Walbunja, Monaro artist Cheryl Davison spoke about her project Warigamban. Meaning ‘a long time ago’ in the Dhurga language, Warigamban is a large-scale sculptural and screen print installation that brings stories of Country, cultural practice, and Dreamtime to life through immersive visuals....

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Dance Rites Indigenous dance competition helps women share culture among generations. Yuin elder Vivienne Mason from the Walbunga and Djiringanj clans on the New South Wales far south coast, is the eldest of four generations of women who formed the Djaadjawan Dancers four years ago. Djaadjawan means sand in the Dhurga language. This weekend, the Djaadjawan Dancers will perform at Dance Rites, an event bringing together more than 200 Indigenous dancers from across Australia to compete on the Sydney Opera House forecourt....

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