Documenting and preserving Yindjibarndi history & culture.

Juluwarlu at the Biennale of Sydney

Yindjibarndi Elder and Artist, Wendy Hubert, has been invited to present a major new body of work as part of the 25th Biennale of Sydney (2026).

Biyumagayi Ngurra

Ngurra gangangarrinha yingu buluyugayi birbiwarni wankgayi thurdud mirda nyantharri biyiyarri… – Country, we come here today to visit you and talk straight… please don’t get angry and harm us…

Juluwarlu’s purpose is to collect, sustain and promote knowledge of Yindjibarndi culture – our ngurra, wanda, and animals, our language, genealogy, mythology, social history, and biography to sustain our Yindjibarndi identity, self esteem, respect and other values we consider vital to our lives, our well-being and our culture future. We do this for our children and our future generations so that they too, are inspired to contribute to our Australian national community.

Juluwarlu is dedicated to the salvation of our language and culture adapted to our present-day society and continuing to tailor a cultural life.

Mapping country

Culturally Mapping our Yindjibarndi Country has been an important part of our Juluwarlu work for more than 10 years.

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