INDIA COLLINS | 'Mango Season 18' | Mixed media / framedMango Season A seasonal drop of small works, born under the hot, sweet air of a Far North Queensland summer. These offerings are raw, unfiltered play, marks of colour and gesturemorning musings set free. They represent pure joy spilling across the paper: no rules, no limits, no fear of looking bad, no desire to look good, no expectation, no plan. Just pure expression, and liberation of the spirit. The energy within each one is bursting, blissful,

Robinson’s work has contributed significantly to his home environs of Cairns through a number of major public art installations including his monumental and iconic stainless steel woven sculptures installed on the Cairns Esplanade in 2003

A hammerhead shark is found in the bottom right flipper

And the story goes you've got to be very quiet when traveling through Boorwa Hill

'Bagu Detail'

" - Netta Loogatha

Image size: 20

observing the softly curving formations of the rolling hillsides

I am a Thaayorre women my totem is the emu and black duck

MONIQUE BURKHEAD | ‘Clay + Weave (1)’ | Raku glazed + fired ceramic / Raffia weaving / Emu + cassowary feathers | 22 (h) x 14 (w) cm

were married at Normanton on February 10th 1906

His work is based on reasons for survival

I am proud that basket weaving remains a significant cultural practice and the weavers at the Yarrabah Art Centre continue to win awards and pass down the traditions of weaving to the next generation