PAUL BONG | 'Tomahawk' | Etching | Edition of 50 Laura Scott My friends we used to

My friends we used to always sit in the circle

This drypoint etching was created in Peter's home studio and printed in Firebox Print Studio inconjunction with KickArts

These painted Burnie Beans by Sheryl J

When old May died the other Bentinck artists asked me to come and join their group and paint at the Art Centre

I have grabbed clay as a creative lifeline

PAUL BONG | 'Tomahawk' | Etching | Edition of 50 Laura Scott My friends we used toBorn: 1963 Language: Yidiny Region: Yidinji Paul Bong (aka Bindur Bullin), is a descendant of the Yidinji tribe who occupied the fertile rainforest lands from Cairns in the north to Babinda in the south and west into the Atherton Tablelands as far as Kairi. His ancestral history is rooted in this region. Bong's great grandparents were both tribal elders, when all the lands were Yidinji. His father, George, also knew the traditional ways of living. He