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Browse all prints featured in our exhibitions held around the world.

Sesserae: New Prints by Dennis Nona

Dennis Nona is widely acknowledged as one the most important Torres Strait Islander artists. Born on Badu Island in 1973 he was taught as a young boy the traditional craft of woodcarving. This skill has been developed and translated into the in ...

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Paris, London, Sydney, Brisbane

30, Mar, 2006 > 10, Jul, 2006

Gelam Ngzu Kazi - Dugong My Son

During 2000 the Elders of Moa Island in the Western Torres Strait agreed to set up a print studio in Kubin Village so that four young printmakers could record the Island' ...

Yilpinji, Love, Magic and Ceremony

Yilpinji, Love, Magic and Ceremony is an exhibition of fine art prints by senior Aboriginal artists from Balgo Hills, Yuendumu and Lajamanu, that explores the powerful tr ...

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