BEVAN NANPONAN | 'Ach-woolnyiinapu (I feel Good )' | EtchingThis series of prints immortalises the famous Aurukun dogs in a new medium; printmaking. In almost all Aboriginal communities throughout Australia, dogs dominate the landscape. They roam the streets in packs and intimidate passers by and lie in the shade, seeking respite from the midday heat; in the evening, they seek out an owner to feed them leftovers from the days meal. Collectively they are known as camp dogs and, in the case of Aurukun, have the

As a descendant of the Dharrba Warra Clan from the Starke River area north of Cooktown

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

Region: Waiben (Thursday Island) Torres Strait

and the wider community to consider

The Willy Wag Tail was the boss and it was him that told the Kingfisher to go out and make the rivers

Brian Robinson has worked on numerous exhibitions nationally and internationally

Debra Murray 'Gijalordi ninanyanyu' This story is copyright Doris Kinjun and the Gulnay people and cannot be reproduced without permission

etching and screen printing

the University of Melbourne (2007)

Internationally renowned Torres Straight artist

Lardil people still believe this today and they tell people about where they'll go when they die

Controlled burning created new growth from plants which made sure that plants regenerated and food would be available