KAT HALL  | ‘Oya’ | 2025 | CeramicKin is a collection of individual dishes inspired by the kobachi or little dishes, used in the exquisite presentation of Japanese cuisine. Kin speaks of diversity within the community, individuality within the greater common, broken lives repaired with gold. It also reflects ones relationship with the world around, reaching as far as the stars above and the depths of the sea below. KAT HALL Oya 2025 Ceramic H 1. 5 x W 11. 5 cm

Billy Missi’n Wakain Thamai celebrates the artist's creative contribution to the contemporary cultural expression of the Zenadah Kes printmaking movement

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Graduating from Queensland College of Art (Griffith University) in 2017 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts

Issue 46:1 | Parnati-Kudlila / Autumn-Winter 2026

Now you see him up in the sky as the many different colours of the rainbow

the English corruption of the place name

MATILDA NONA | 'Kamu Sagul 2' | 2025 | Monoprint | 57 (h) x 38 (w) cm

Aeroplane Jelly

called Mirdidingki - a traditional gathering place for mud mussels

Artwork story: Spiders of various kinds were totems of the traditional rainforest people of far north Queensland for thousands of years

Tribe: Yidinji/Gimuy Wallaburra

Best known for her abstract and highly textutured surfaces