People, Culture & Country

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The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Project: People, Culture & Country is an initiative of the Department of Education, North Queensland Region, and is supported by the Department of Education.

The project is also supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund, a partnership between the Queensland Government and the Townsville City Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland; and the Townsville City Council through its Artist-in-Schools program.

People, Culture & Country is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

In 2023, the following schools participated in the project:

Aitkenvale State School (Yama's Dreaming)
Ayr State School (Beauty)
Bluewater State School & Rollingstone State School (Rolling Water)
Bohlevale State School (Our Community Coming Together)
Bwgcolman Community School (Nanngan Bunarhu Mada)
Charters Towers State High School (Rainbow Royalty)
Currajong State School (Traditional Kowledge Holder)
Doomadgee State School (Yagijirri)
East Ayr State School (Land Custodian)
Heatley Secondary College (New Skin)
Heatley State School (Black Cockatoo)
Ingham State High School (Connections)
Kirwan State High School (Our Story)
Northern Beaches State High School (Rainbow Lorikeet)
Spinifex State College (Intertwined Connections)
Thuringowa State High School (The Colour of Nature)
Townsville Community Learning Centre (Together We Soar)
Townsville State School (Emu's Light)
Wulguru State School (The Sun Women - Summer)
Wulguru State School (The Sun Women - Winter)

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