Kunkurra: The spiral wind, on Country speaking with Kenan Namunjdja

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Kenan Namunjdja is the eldest son of artists Bulanj (1965–2018) and Deborah Yulidjirri. He continues his father’s legacy of exceptionally fine rarrk and depiction of the kunkurra (spiralling wind) and the djang of his Country, Mankorlod.

Tristen Harwood is an Indigenous writer, academic and editor.

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