We always go fishing for lots of fish, big and small. Good ones we eat, bad ones we don’t. We eat fish that live in freshwater and saltwater. The fish we catch and eat here in the freshwater have many different names, such as “Namarnkol” (barramundi) which is an important fish for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people to catch and eat.

Nawu djenj ngarriyime nadjalwern nawu djenj nakimuk nayahwurd namak nawu ngarringun dja nawarre nawu minj ngarringun.Djenj ngarringun nawu kubowinjku kare dja nawu kurrula kare Djenj nawern kangeyo nangeybubuyika bu ngarringeybun dja ngarrimang ngarringun nawu kondah djenj kare kore kubowinjku kukku.Yiman kayime nawu namarnkol nakka wanjh nakuken djenj ngadberre nawu ngad bininj ngarrikukburlerri dja nawu birrikukbele bu ngarrimang ngarringun.

Size 20 x 30 cm; acrylic on arches paper | Medium Paper | Catalogue # 1930-21 | Year 2021

Artist  Joy Nabegeyo

Joy Nabegeyo is the daughter of Bilinjarra Nabegeyo and Malalwanga Her twin sister Leonie Nabegeyo..

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Size 20 x 30 cm; acrylic on arches paper
Medium  Paper
Catalogue # 1930-21
Year 2021