Distinctive bark and canvas paintings, dupun (hollow logs), yidaki (didgeridu), and fibre art such as mindirr (dilly bags), bush string bags and beautifully woven mats eminate from Bula'bula Arts.  In addition locally designed screen-printed fabric has begun threading it's way into the world. Art from Ramingining essentially derives from the travels and journeys of the creative spirits. Ancient art forms are also used to tell stories from more recent times. The Aboriginal Memorial, created in 1988 by 43 artists from Ramingining, is a testament to all Aboriginal people who died defending their lands against incursion by the British and other invaders. Described by James Mollison, then Director of the National Gallery of Australia where it is on permanent display, “The Aboriginal Memorial is one of the most important art works ever produced in this country”.