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Award winning Indigenous artists celebrate life and culture

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A tall sculpture carved out of milkwood tree has been named winner of Australia's richest and most prestigious Indigenous art prize. The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award winning work is sculpted by a master woodcarver from Auru- kun on the Cape York Peninsula.
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