PAX JAKUPA | 'Baby on Bilum' | 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

KASSANDRA SAVAGE | 'A Korrakorr Captured on Camera' | 2025 | drypoint etching on Hahnemuhle 300 gsm in charbonnel ink | H 405 x W 535 mm

Dhari-Headdress

JANE DENNIS | 'Scooter' | Gift card | Hand-coloured linocut

The title translates to ‘From below the sea the south east wind blows above’

During this time the sky is overcast like a big blanket covering

questions of how to hold and remember experimental art arise

Senub kedha kaymel za matha inub lagalgaw kulba danalgaw pawanu muynu

you'll find small bush quail that flies out of the short grass as you walk along

it was released in six volumes and through the journals and tables of family trees you can understand these relationships

I look forward to another meeting and moment when I’m watching you again

the ticks pinpointing changes in everyday life

My parents grew up