AGNES KOHLER | 'Starfish and Sea Urchin Skeleton ' | Acrylic on linen  | 40.5 h x 51 w cm Shadow of a Doubt Yams have been one of

Yams have been one of the main food sources for Islanders since time immemorial

rolled through Stoney Crossing and went to Duwendi

the ticks pinpointing changes in everyday life

During the Sageraw Thonar (Southeasterly Season) vines are clearly seen climbing on trees

Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan speak about living between the Philippines and Australia and how this has informed their life and art practice

AGNES KOHLER | 'Starfish and Sea Urchin Skeleton ' | Acrylic on linen  | 40.5 h x 51 w cm Shadow of a Doubt Yams have been one ofAgnes paints from her home on Mornington Island, the largest in a cluster of 22 islands in the turquoise seas of the Gulf of Carpentaria off Queensland. The Lardil people are recognised as the Traditional Owners of Mornington Island, having occupied these lands for more than 8,000 years. Mornington Island holds a rich cultural history passed down from generation to generation through a diverse and dynamic array of songlines, stories, dance and