KAT HALL  | ‘Eris’ | 2025 | CeramicKin 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 Eris 2025 Ceramic H 2 x W 11 cm

BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Cowries in a floral landscape' | 2015 | Etching | 590 x 850mm | Edition of 20

In our June issue

it symbolizes a group of people

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

Inub zageth ngaw awgadh yaadu palgayk – Kursi

DARREN BLACKMAN | 'VERY DISCO' | Women's T-shirt / Black

"The first men and woman to come to Mornington Island were Marnbil

This publication was generously supported by the Queensland Indigenous Arts Marketing and Export Agency (QIAMEA) and Arts Queensland

Lantian Xie reflects sensitively on the role of privilege in relation to heat-politics in the gulf

Pour coconut milk till it covers half of the vegetables

His unique point of view permeates the book created in the confines of his basement studio

She also practices as a painter and ceramicist