JOEL SAM | 'Dhanal'| Linocut printThe Dhanal plays an important part in my culture. As a totem, it gives one transparency and clear vision of our surroundings. When there are environment changes in weather and ebb tides, the Dhanal tends to change habit to survive. Some may be seasonal and migrate long distances. It is a food source, also has medicinal value to my people of Zenadth Kes. The marine mammal also has an important part in our cultural ceremony and demonstrates our

” - Kat Hall

BETTY WILLIAMS (NEE YARRAK) | ‘Mathali’ | 2019 |  Acrylic on Belgian linen | 40 X 50 cm

ELVERINA JOHNSON (‘BUNYA BADJIL’)

'Clams (Tridacnidae)' 2019

Since his art college days the artist has established tropical gardens featuring rare palms in Brisbane

Boxed set of 8 linocuts printed in black ink from one block

" - Danie Savage

"My wearable art range focuses on natural plant dyes and natural fibres and is inspired by the wonder and beauty of nature

and the built environment

Paper size 122cm H x 81cm W

The creatures under the sea fascinate me

It is based on the spiritual acknowledgment of the dugong and the relationship we have as traditional people of the Maluyligal nation