Ganan Ganan. Fluro prints- Limited editions of 20
Set of 6 posters reprinted from Uncle Noel Blairs almost sold out 2021 Ganan Ganan Series collected by Moreton Bay and Sunshine Coast Galleries.
Ganan Ganan. Fluro prints Limited editions of 20
Digital prints on high quality Lustre paper 44 x 61.4cm
Unframed
GANAN GANAN - Poor fella me
This series of six posters, “Ganan Ganan Poor Fella Me,” reflect not just personal stories but the broader political truths of being Blak in Australia. These works expose the weight of expectations, the words thrown at us, and the ways we’ve had to hustle to survive. Through humor and hard truths, these pieces are conversations between animals that echo the remarks and judgments we’ve faced.
This art isn’t just decoration—it’s resistance. It’s a voice for mob who’ve had to navigate systems built to oppress, while holding onto their humor, culture, and truth.
Set of 6 posters reprinted from Uncle Noel Blairs almost sold out 2021 Ganan Ganan Series collected by Moreton Bay and Sunshine Coast Galleries.
Ganan Ganan. Fluro prints Limited editions of 20
Digital prints on high quality Lustre paper 44 x 61.4cm
Unframed
GANAN GANAN - Poor fella me
This series of six posters, “Ganan Ganan Poor Fella Me,” reflect not just personal stories but the broader political truths of being Blak in Australia. These works expose the weight of expectations, the words thrown at us, and the ways we’ve had to hustle to survive. Through humor and hard truths, these pieces are conversations between animals that echo the remarks and judgments we’ve faced.
This art isn’t just decoration—it’s resistance. It’s a voice for mob who’ve had to navigate systems built to oppress, while holding onto their humor, culture, and truth.
Set of 6 posters reprinted from Uncle Noel Blairs almost sold out 2021 Ganan Ganan Series collected by Moreton Bay and Sunshine Coast Galleries.
Ganan Ganan. Fluro prints Limited editions of 20
Digital prints on high quality Lustre paper 44 x 61.4cm
Unframed
GANAN GANAN - Poor fella me
This series of six posters, “Ganan Ganan Poor Fella Me,” reflect not just personal stories but the broader political truths of being Blak in Australia. These works expose the weight of expectations, the words thrown at us, and the ways we’ve had to hustle to survive. Through humor and hard truths, these pieces are conversations between animals that echo the remarks and judgments we’ve faced.
This art isn’t just decoration—it’s resistance. It’s a voice for mob who’ve had to navigate systems built to oppress, while holding onto their humor, culture, and truth.
"The GANAN GANAN Tour Poster" (Fluro Reprint 2024 of 2021 design, 1 of 20, Limited Edition) 44x61.4cm
T44x61.4cmhis poster captures countless stories, spanning all the places I've lived and worked. Each place holds memories, and I'm certain each has a story. This was my first poster series, and it reflects my journey.
Quotes:
"Fancy meeting you here."
"What do you mean I live here?"
"People Must Not Know" (Fluro Reprint 2024 of 2021 design, 1 of 20, Limited Edition)
This story unfolded in places where it was acceptable to be together privately, but not publicly.
Quotes:
"People must not know we’ve been together."
"Why are you ashamed of being with me?"
"The Boss Man and the Old Black Man" (Fluro Reprint 2024 of 2021 design, 1 of 20, Limited Edition)
A story about my Dad, Uncle, and me chipping peanuts in Kingaroy. Dad, fair-skinned, was often called "Gdaraphi." Over time, Dad earned the respect of one of the bosses who later became a friend, inviting us back every year.
Quotes:
"You can’t trust those black fellas; they work when you're watching, but when you go, they sit down and bludge."
"Wait a minute, that’s my brother and son you’re talking about."
"Get Off My Property" (Fluro Reprint 2024 of 2021 design, 1 of 20, Limited Edition)
Growing up on Cherbourg Mission, we often went fishing or hunting. Property owners would frequently confront us, demanding we return to the mission—a reflection of ongoing access struggles when visiting sacred sites.
Quotes:
"Get off my property or I’ll call the police."
"C’mon man, I’m just passing through."
"You're Well Bred" (Fluro Reprint 2024 of 2021 design, 1 of 20, Limited Edition)
During my time at a legal service in Murgon, an older white local asked about my heritage in terms of "breed." His comment was a reminder of the classifications and attitudes that lingered.
Quotes:
"What’s your name?"
"Noel Blair."
"You're well-bred."
"I’m not an animal."
"Hunted for Food" (Fluro Reprint 2024 of 2021 design, 1 of 20, Limited Edition)
This artwork reflects on changing times. Once, animals were hunted for survival; today, they're more likely to face danger from vehicles than hunters.
Quotes:
"How times have changed—we’re more likely to get killed by a vehicle than hunted for food."
"Thank God for Macca’s, KFC, Hungry Jacks, and Fish and Chips."
