ANNIKA ROUGHSEY| 'Rainbow Serpent Scales' Painting | Synthetic polymer on linenThis is the scales of the Rainbow Serpent, we call him Thuwathu. It was him that created the landscapes of our Country, Mornington Island, when he rubbed his scales against the rocks and sand, moving rocks and earth." ANNIKA ROUGHSEY 'Rainbow Serpent Scales' Painting 2014 Synthetic polymer on linen Cat# 8593 L AR 0414

pen and ink on archival paper

pierced at the edges and sewn together with bark fibres

DARREN BLACKMAN | 'Seasonal Hunt' | Reduction linocut | 2018 | Paper size: 38 x 56 cm

Jirrbal and Djiru people

KIBIM (BLACKFISH) & MULLET II

NAPOLEAN OUI | 'Garra' (Spider) | Djabugay Nation rainforest shield design | 2016 | 3 colour etching on one plate

Watson first heard the term a preponderance of aboriginal blood in a lecture given by Loris Williams and Margaret Reid on voting rights for Indigenous Queensland people in 2005

Please take the time to put the animals first and just image how we feel if we was animals in the Rainforest

Paper size: 330 x 400mm

gub gadaka mizin

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Carol McGregor