Aunty Marilyn Russell, Shellwork Dark purple jewellery box Do what we say' was

Do what we say' was originally installed as a large sticker on Wurundjeri land (Collingwood Yards precinct

placemats reject the idea of 'a seat at the table' and questions what it means to seek

being and relating

Title: Jingubardabiya rrapa Guparlma

He eventually quit the world of fashion and the bright lights of Sydney to work at an Aboriginal art centre in Katherine

Aunty Marilyn Russell, Shellwork Dark purple jewellery box Do what we say' wasArtist: Marilyn Russell Title: Heart shaped red shellwork jewellery box Materials: Shells, glue, velvet, cardboard & glitter Sizes vary: Approx 200mm wide x 200mm x 120mm deep Continuing the tradition of shellwork which has been handed down to her from her mother Esme Timbery, Marilyn Russell's work represents her connection to the past and a process of healing. Through these fine art objects, Marilyn keeps Bidjigal women's shellwork tradition alive.