JANE DENNIS | 'Scooter' | Gift card | Hand-coloured linocutJane Dennis is a skilled printmaker who lives and works in Cooktown, and regularly exhibits and supplies art to The NorthSite Store. Jane practices the Gyotaku technique, which is the Japanese tradition of fish printing ('gyo' meaning fish and 'taku' meaning rubbing). Originally a method for recording fish catches, it became an art form in its own right in the mid 1800s. Jane has a Bachelor of Fine Art from R. M. I. T and has exhibited since 2004. The

Wild Charm Jewellery | 'Brassy Tier Earrings' | Sterling silver / brass

Recent work was selected for Vie du Pacifique international print exchange and is currently touring the Pacific regions (2021-22)

resting comfortably on the thigh

Urabaw aykuyk koey za muynu goegaythnu boeradhar ika dhadh pilimika

SALLY MORONEY is well known for blending traditional basketry techniques with one-of-a-kind found materials

Collaborating printer: Dian Darmansjah

Etching printed in three colours from one plate

TOMMY PAU | 'Swimming at Tamwoy Wharf' | Linocut | 2013 | 565 x 760mm | Edition of 10

These archetypal characters stand for drama-filled creation narratives of personal importance

Araw Warul (2016) shows the turtles swimming in the ring tides during Sageraw Thonar

The song expresses this frustration between the brothers

Tides run strong in this period