IVY MINNIECON | 'Wauri-janay 2' | Monoprint - varied edition 4/6Ivy Minniecon is a proud Kuku Yalanji woman with Kabi Kabi, Gooreng Gooreng and South Sea ancestry. Having graduated with a Bachelor of Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art through the Queensland College of Art's program and also completed her Honours Degree in Visual Arts at Griffith University. She has recently relocated to live on Yalanji Country, closer to family and knowledge holders who inspire and inform her practice. Ivy Minniecons practice

These rocks are surrounded by sand and is a very sacred site to our people

setting a colour-palette of dark grey/black and blue which we find delightful

Born: 1974

Life Keeps Me Dancing

so the livelihood of people in that region is based on

Garry belongs to the Apalech ceremonial group from his father’s country at Warpang

He’s currently undertaking a Bachelor of Visual Arts and Queensland College of Arts (QCA)

Beauty (a study) Jessie Hall Etching printed in black from 1 plate with Chine Colle Edition of 30 2009 image 176mm x 225mm  paper size 390mm x 270mm

for it to cure

Ulada Ikya Ami contained works on paper tracing themes and narratives of the dreamtime

David believes that both the future generations in the Torres Strait as well as the rest of the world need to be educated about the rich cultural heritage and distinctiveness of Torres Strait culture

etching and mono prints but is also a weaver and jewellery maker