The Brink by Holden SheppardIn "The Brink," a group of school leavers set out for a party on a remote Western Australian island. Leonardo, a shy and anxious geek, feels out of place. High achiever Kaiya faces peer pressure and family issues. Mason, a footy jock, struggles with his secret feelings for his best friend, Jared, who seeks casual flings. The party turns sinister when Val is drugged and a man is found dead. As blame and secrets surface, each teen confronts personal

string or raffia and combined with yirnirnti (red seeds of the bat-wing coral tree) and wipiya (emu feathers)

his place in the artistic milieu of the European avant-garde

Yindjibarndi country incorporates Millstream National Park

Spirited Away (2001)

offers more than just commentary on erasure

Melissa Harpley and Dunja Rmandic

Published by Thames & Hudson

ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0500297584

Georgia was enchanted by the natural world around her

Weight: 1333 g

Pages: 130

Senior research fellow at AGWA and associate professor of black diasporic art at Princeton University