ROBERT TOMMY PAU | 'Monkey and Tortol' | 2021 | PaintingROBERT TOMMY PAU, 'Monkey and Tortol', 2021, Acrylic on canvas, 61 x 76. 2 cm "I have come to understand that this song is a Pilipino fable with a TS context. The slop tin mention in the song was the slop chest that the master boat used to indenture labour from the Pacific and East Asia. The damper was the Islander dependence on subsistence living." Courtesy of the artist. Tommy is a descendant of the Eastern Torres Strait Islands, Australian

to tell the stories of island women embracing and preserving our cultural knowledge

This is part of a ceremony when a young man spears his first dugong

Edition 6 of 30

HEATHER KOOWOOTHA | 'My Po'al' | Acrylic paint

Zheng Bo straddles the space between politics and the environment in his work

Details:  'Anyways 1' | 2021 | Acrylic on canvas / box timber frame | 75 x 60 cm

Her keen sense and knowledge of her country inspire her vibrant paintings

Inab zagethaiyab

The sea is plentiful during Sageraw Thonar represented by the abundance of sea creatures across the turtle’s shell

Editioning printer: Carolyn Craig

Artist: Ruben Ambrym

Eastern and Central groups but the Top Western Islands also used wooden masks obtained via trade and exchange