RITA KAITAP | 'Wakasu' | Monoprint on BFK Rives paper Artwork Dancers using fighter aircraft replicas

Dancers using fighter aircraft replicas interpret raids on Japanese targets

This second edition book contains reproductions of the 15 etchings from Watson’s 2005 limited edition artist book

Gugu Yalanji

mangrove seeds and old stcks and leaves and other shells

The Blue Tongue Lizard was always looking back to see if anyone was following

RITA KAITAP | 'Wakasu' | Monoprint on BFK Rives paper Artwork Dancers using fighter aircraft replicas"Shells are beautiful to me, I love when going out fishing or to the little surrounding island for dayout I would collect beautiful shells to bring back home. The colours represent in the shells is about the love, excitement and the beautiful sunny day on a clear blue sky day out with my family." Rita Kaitap Rita was born at Thursday Island and grew up on Badu Island with a large family. She grew up learning the importance of working hard to look