KAT HALL  | ‘Place’ | 2025 | Ceramic | H 4 x W 12 cmKin is a collection of individual dishes inspired by the kobachi or little dishes, used in the exquisite presentation of Japanese cuisine. Kin speaks of diversity within the community, individuality within the greater common, broken lives repaired with gold. It also reflects ones relationship with the world around, reaching as far as the stars above and the depths of the sea below. KAT HALL Place 2025 Ceramic H 4 x W 12 cm

Bibad is on the eastward side of Mornington Island its our traditional home land

Titanium is a reactive metal that can be colored by anodizing it to electricity in an electrolytic bath or heating it with a torch

delivered workshops in screen printing at the Girringun Art Centre as a means of providing practical support to the artists after many suffered devastating losses as a result of Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi

referencing the voids shaped by volcanic eruption

The long green stem is the Biyudh and the bright red bud that sits on top of the Biyudh is the Kamu

She moved to Australia over 20 years ago

the first major touring exhibition and catalogue of the traditional and contemporary material culture of the Torres Strait Island people

New Mexico

for it to cure

You can see Sweers Island from here

his home for two decades

Jenny Watson