Catfish Dreaming (AB12) Saints Not Sinners Exhibition During the transition from the

During the transition from the wet season to the dry season

Liddy depicts the women picking seeds from the Wakirlpirri or Dogwood tree (Acacia coriacea)

cultural and spiritual life in the Western Desert

This is temporary – breathe

The women sing ceremonial songs as they wait to have their body paint applied

Catfish Dreaming (AB12) Saints Not Sinners Exhibition During the transition from theAnnual Rental: $16 per week (excl. delivery & install) Size: 112 x 63cm natural earth ochre pigments on stringybark wood The artist has depicted the Catfish, an animal of cultural significance to him. The catfish dreaming story is rich with ancestral meaning and ecological significance. In the freshwater river systems, billabongs, and floodplains of Arnhem Land, the catfish is a critical food source. Because they are found in permanent waterholes,