AGNES KOHLER | ‘Mirraa Kamarra’ | Acrylic on boardArtist Statement: "There are different coloured rocks that can be found on Bentinck Island and in our Kayardild language we call them 'Mirraa' (pretty) 'Kamarra' (rocks)." Artist Biography: "I was born soon after my people crossed over to Mornington Island. In those days the Lardil mob foster or adopt us as their family. The Jacobs adopted me and my sister Gay. In the 60's I was sent out to work in the mainland. I worked at Julia Creek. As I raised my

He works across drawing

excitement and the beautiful sunny day on a clear blue sky day out with my family

Today on my Great Grandfather’s Country

Garry works across a range of media including sculpture

DIAN DARMANSJAH | 'Bedroom Shadows' | 2021 | Engraving / Etching / Monotype | Edition of 4 | 36

also has medicinal value to my people of Zenadth Kes

Kulisnu dhamul bal pilemka

ngoey matha pungamik aypulumay wowraw thonarnu

The spiritual ancestors advise the sorcerers

JANE DENNIS | ‘Pandanus’ | Linocut print | 64 (h) x 31 (w) cm | 250gsm cotton rag

and a fantasy novel The Heliotropians

His solo exhibition Urapun Kai Buai (One Big Kin) focuses on family and cultural protocols