By Liane Arno
I REMEMBER as a little girl when we first emigrated to Australia being given a book of Dreamtime stories. I am sure you will remember it if you were also lucky enough to have one. It wove wonderous stories of how Australia was created according to the peoples who have the oldest most accurate oral history in the world. I absorbed everything in it.
When I was interviewing the brilliant artist, Joy Brentwood, whose world is so infused with colour, I was taken back to that time when my young mind took me on its own colourful journey to a land of long ago.
I REMEMBER as a little girl when we first emigrated to Australia being given a book of Dreamtime stories. I am sure you will remember it if you were also lucky enough to have one. It wove wonderous stories of how Australia was created according to the peoples who have the oldest most accurate oral history in the world. I absorbed everything in it.
When I was interviewing the brilliant artist, Joy Brentwood, whose world is so infused with colour, I was taken back to that time when my young mind took me on its own colourful journey to a land of long ago.