Working with materials: String objects @QueenslandMuseum
Working with materials: String objects  @QueenslandMuseum
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Explore how Girringun artists use their knowledge and understanding of Country and natural materials, specifically string, to create objects and share their cultural stories. Join the artists as they describe why string is a useful material to work with based on its properties, how string is made and how materials are changed during this process, and how string is used to make objects.

QMN express deep gratitude to Girringun Art Centre, Philip Denham and Ninney Murray for partnering with the museum and sharing their stories.
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Working with materials: String objects

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