For generations, Walmajarri, Bunuba, Gooniyandi, and Wangkatjungka people have lived and worked on cattle stations across the Kimberley. Their horsemanship, station work, and deep knowledge of Country were foundational to the success of the pastoral industry, yet their stories remain largely untold.

This exhibition, developed in collaboration with Mangkaja Arts, brings these stories to the forefront through bold, contemporary works in cowhide, buffalo horn, metal sculpture, works on paper and canvas, and hand-painted hats. 

It celebrates resilience, skill, and cultural continuity - an enduring legacy of those who worked the land and rode with pride.