JACK WILKIE-JANS | 'Sundown—you better take care' | 2025 | acrylic on canvas | H 900 x W 600 mm"It is my hope that this workthough touched by the spookyis welcomed by audiences as a spiritual challenge to the fears we all carry and are striving to release. At the same time, I hope it affirms the peace, love, beauty, and safety that First Nations peoples are reclaiming through our Sovereignty ReRealised. We all long to see more clearly in the dark. In expressing this new equilibrium in both my spirit and my art, the spooky pieces are

gusset width: 9

LYNELLE FLINDERS | 'See Shells' | Reduction linocut print | 21 (h) x 30 (w) cm

During a thunderstorm they will come to the surface of the water

part of the wider Asia-Pacific and the ‘Great Ocean’

PAULA SAVAGE | 'Cutting Wapudth Trees 1' | 2023 | Monoprint on BFK Rives paper | 105 (h) x 78(w) cm

Editioning printer: Editions Tremblay - Theo Tremblay

JANE DENNIS | 'Wrasse' | Gyotaku print | Ink on Japanese kozo paper | 39

He has been the main inspiration for two books published at Pormpuraaw Art Centre

making fish traps

signifying the journey they make across currents in the ocean

enabling members of all groups to collaborate and share an artistic subject

after the grafting the brain of Ned Kelly into the body of a Jack Kirby superhero