VALERIE KEENAN | ‘Black Dingo” | Tea Towel | Printed LinenThese products are from artist & historian Valerie Keenan's "Karl Lumholtz in the Herbert" research & art project. Each product features the artists depictions of the animals Lumholtz encountered & documented on his travels in the Herbet River area where she lives & works. ABOUT THE ARTIST Valerie Keenans journey as an artist and historian is one marked by a deep passion for uncovering stories and preserving heritage. Her work, an intersection of

endemic and extinct flora and fauna

Paper size: 810mm x 1100mm

I was born behind Nyinyilki on Bentinck Island

JOHN WILLIAMS | ‘Seahawk Yarakara Leg Paint-Up II' | 2021 | Acrylic on canvas board | 35

these essays capture the ambition

CO | ‘Light Blue #3 - Rhombus Ceramic Stud Earrings’ | Smoke-fired / Japanese clay / Surgical stainless steel fittings

My family owned this house

and beche-de-mer (sea slug)

“My Dad was born on the edge of Kabararrji south of Bentinck Island

Queensland Children’s Hospital (prints)

tribal conflict and governmental atrocities

I went to school until I turned 15 and then I went to work as a housemaid in the mission house