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Kisay Dhangal

This sculpture features in the exhibition, Australia: Defending the Oceans, at the Oceanographic Mus Read More
SowlalFeatured on the roof of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco during the exhibition

Sowlal

Featured on the roof of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco during the exhibition, Australia: Defendi Read More
NgayThis work is Alick Tipoti's first self portrait. Alick Tipoti is a Torres Strait Islander who is guided by the traditional cultural practices of his people.

Ngay

This work is Alick Tipoti's first self portrait. Alick Tipoti is a Torres Strait Islander who is gui Read More
Apu KazApu Kaz is a term commonly used for a dugong mother and calf. The people of Zenadh Kes (Torres Strait) know many secrets about the dugong and have a very special relationship with these marine mammals. Very little of this information is shared with people outside of Zenadh Kes. The calf depicted in this print is at the stage in its development when it is about to feed on its own and fend for itself. The mother is showing the calf how to dive deeply in the strong current. The patterning represents the many different currents that flow through the islands of which the people have intimate knowledge and respect.

Apu Kaz

Apu Kaz is a term commonly used for a dugong mother and calf. The people of Zenadh Kes (Torres Strai Read More
KirisalKirisal is plural for Kiris (lorikeet) in the Maluiligal language of the Zenadh Kes nation. It is also a common delicacy. They mainly feed at the top of tall mango trees. Like the Surka (wild fowls)

Kirisal

Kirisal is plural for Kiris (lorikeet) in the Maluiligal language of the Zenadh Kes nation. It is al Read More
KudlukalKudlukal is plural for Kudluk (Mourning Dove). Kudlukal are seen throughout the Islands of Zenadh Kes. They are a common source of food for hunters and gatherers in the bush. When a Kudluk is seen in the bush

Kudlukal

Kudlukal is plural for Kudluk (Mourning Dove). Kudlukal are seen throughout the Islands of Zenadh Ke Read More
Koedal AugadhalaigThe Koedal is the last living dinosaur. Therefore

Koedal Augadhalaig

The Koedal is the last living dinosaur. Therefore, those people who are of that particular totem pos Read More
Zugubal

Zugubal

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Maiwan Arika

This print is about a person who is sent out to the reef at low tide to collect meat from the Maiwa Read More
Waru ThurulWaru Thurul means turtle tracks. After the Solal season (mating turtle)

Waru Thurul

Waru Thurul means turtle tracks. After the Solal season (mating turtle), many turtles are seen crawl Read More

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