PAX JAKUPA | 'Removing Bark of Tree (lady)' | Ink on paperPax Jakupa is originally from the Bena District in Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea. His parents decided to move into town where his family lived in Kama village for more than forty years. His painting career started soon after his father Jakupa Ako died in 1997 while Pax was still in Goroka High School (now Goroka Secondary School). Jakupa Ako Snr is one of Papua New Guineas early (1970s 1990s) contemporary artists who created

our ontological beliefs are not only expressed orally but also through dance

When its Guth (low tide) its always easy to find dead starfish

Mum’a Nai" Mum’a Nai is an emerging artist born in Cairns

Napoleon’s bold designs are iconic and indicative of a style only found in the rainforest region of Far North Queensland

The Kingfisher Story: Gijalordi

I speak four Indigenous languages and English

This also has a spiritual connection through totemic cultural practice

Certificate of Authenticity Provided

“I come from an artistic family which includes my brother and my two sisters

"The 2020 exhibition

'Ngithan Nyerrwe Dulka'

BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Ilan Regatta' | 2011 | Linocut Print | 400mm x 795mm | Edition of 30