Barbed Wire and Cherry Blossoms Publisher / Ipswich Art Gallery which also includes work from

which also includes work from three previous collections

from some of the greatest architects of the twentieth century

in The Dreaming Path Paul Callaghan and Uncle Paul Gordon share knowledge that reveals the power of Aboriginal spirituality as a profound source of contentment and wellbeing for anyone willing to listen

while others are commonly seen and range widely across continents – but all gloriously illustrated by John and Elizabeth Gould

Barbed Wire and Cherry Blossoms Publisher / Ipswich Art Gallery which also includes work from5th August 1944 over 1000 Japanese soldiers break out of the No. 12 Prisoner of War compound on the fringes of Cowra. In the carnage, hundreds are killed, many are recaptured, and some take their own lives rather than suffer the humiliation of ongoing defeat. But one soldier, Hiroshi, manages to escape. At nearby Erambie Station, an Aboriginal mission, Banjo Williams, father of five and proud man of his community, discovers Hiroshi, distraught and on