KAT HALL  | ‘Ishtar’ | 2025 | CeramicKin is a collection of individual dishes inspired by the kobachi or little dishes, used in the exquisite presentation of Japanese cuisine. Kin speaks of diversity within the community, individuality within the greater common, broken lives repaired with gold. It also reflects ones relationship with the world around, reaching as far as the stars above and the depths of the sea below. KAT HALL Ishtar 2025 Ceramic H 1. 5 x W 9. 5 cm

JULIE POULSEN | ‘Land Meets Sea‘ Boat bag: Midi | Re-cycled painting | Medium

Mornington Island

POLY GONE COWBOY | ‘Thrill Seeker / Heart Breaker’ | T-shirt | White

The Mawan Thai was celebrated across the Western Torres Strait and extending into the Central Torres Strait

Cholena Hughes (Koa descendant) was born on Turrbal Country

He followed me from one side of the tank to the other

Pulah is one of them

where I belong

Small Carpet Snake

PAM GALEANO | 'Glissandra The Glider' | Illustrated Children's Book

These Kulaps are woven from rope and made with seeds from Matchbox Bean (Burny Bean) tree

Her artwork offers the viewers a glimpse of the process and experience felt