PETER B MORRISON | ‘LIFE CYCLE OF THE FLOWER’ TP2/2) | EtchingThis drypoint etching was created in Peter's home studio and printed in Firebox Print Studio inconjunction with KickArts, RJIP and the Tropical North Queensland Indigenous Printmaking Program. Peter Bertie Morrison was born on Thursday Island and grew up in Cairns. After he finished school, like many Torres Strait Islanders at the time, he moved to Western Australia to work on the railways. This work saw him travelling Australia for work for many

Paper type: Hahnemühle 300 GSM

he was appointed by Queensland Premier Peter Beattie to the Indigenous Reference Panel which over-sighted the production of the first Gatherings book and exhibition and presented government with a report into the further development of the Queensland Indigenous art industry – a report that has been largely adopted with strong support from the Premier

evoking feelings of being from the natural world

this is where I was born on a saltpan under the ti-trees

the publication is an important companion to the exhibition as well as a significant standalone legacy document and vital record of recent history of Queensland art centres and the Belonging/Northern Disclosure arts development project

TOPAZ SUSTAINABLE TIMBERS | ‘Camphor Laurel Bread Board' | Large | 35 (l) x 38 (w) x 3 (h) cm

majoring in (JSO) jewellery and small objects in 2019

She was Head of the Dance Department at the W

NAPOLEAN OUI | 'Burrmburr Yabulam (Palm leaf

artefacts an d batiks

He used to dance during the old ceremonies that happened around Aurukun

Additionally it received support from the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) with Douglas Shire Council