JANE DENNIS | 'Steerage' | Gift card | Hand-coloured linocutJane Dennis is a skilled printmaker who lives and works in Cooktown, and regularly exhibits and supplies art to The NorthSite Store. Jane practices the Gyotaku technique, which is the Japanese tradition of fish printing ('gyo' meaning fish and 'taku' meaning rubbing). Originally a method for recording fish catches, it became an art form in its own right in the mid 1800s. Jane has a Bachelor of Fine Art from R. M. I. T and has exhibited since 2004. The

Ruben’s work embodies the diversity of food sources from the land and sea and celebrates the uniqueness of the Yarrabah lifestyle and environment

"The Barramundi is my totem passed on to me from my Father's family

linocut print on Arches paper

Shark Tooth

and exhibited work at UMI Arts in Cairns

oyster reefs and waterholes or camping spots

Growing up on this island in the early to late 1970s these sightings were always common during mango season

Kulaps are used as a musical instrument (rattle or shaker) in the Torres Strait during traditional ceremonies and dancing

PUBLISHING WORK ACROSS SCALE

with a stamp marking each collection

the human becomes the animal

Born: Yarrabah