ALMA NORMAN | ‘Shark Season’ | Etching Bok Fight Some Mazau Bidthail remain in

Some Mazau Bidthail remain in the coastal areas where food sources are plentiful

JANE DENNIS | 'Ghost Net' | Gyotaku print | ink on Japanese Kozo rice paper | 49 (h) x 65 (w) cm

Robyn is based in Cairns and grew up in historical Charters Towers

it’s potentials in parallel as artists come in juxtaposition

ALMA NORMAN | ‘Shark Season’ | Etching Bok Fight Some Mazau Bidthail remain in"I grew up in Pormpuraaw. I am a Thaayorre women my totem is the emu and black duck. This shows I am a traditional owner of Pormpuraaw. This country belongs to me and I belong to it. My parents grew up. I learned bush skills from my aunty and uncle. I like going fishing. I like sewing and making clothing. I like painting and printing because it is different then sewing. I hope to learn how to make more art. I like to tell stories through my art." Alma