BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Lurking Baidam I Kursi' | LinocutBrian Robinson 'Lurking baidam I kursi' 2011 Linocut print 60 (h) x 92 (w) Brian Robinson (born 1973) is a renowned Cairns based Torres Strait Islander artist known for intricate printmaking, sculptures, and major public art installations. His work often blends traditional Maluyligal and Wuthathi cultural motifs with pop culture, mythology, and scientific themes. Robinson is acclaimed for detailed linocuts and large scale, often stainless steel,

It is a tradition that’s been practiced for countless generations

Edmund Laza

Napoleon’s bold designs are iconic and indicative of a style only found in the rainforest region of Far North Queensland

Leigh and older brother to Leo all of whom are established and emerging carvers with the Wik and Kugu Arts Centre

Bevan also shares other totems that are associated with the the Wik-Alkenh language and belong to the Apelech ceremonial group

He commenced work with Cairns Regional Gallery in 1997 as a trainee curator through the Museums Australia Curatorial Internship program

the Gudang

Paper size: 520 x 1200 mm

That is what is happening here as they all swim for safety after being spooked by the thunder

Family Connections

Details: Short sarong

Sally Murray