TOMMY PAU | 'Swimming at Tamwoy Wharf' | Linocut Tek-aanan growling Community Fabric and Indigenous Industry

Community Fabric and Indigenous Industry

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Technically trained in fashion design

45 x 42 cm

TOMMY PAU | 'Swimming at Tamwoy Wharf' | Linocut Tek-aanan growling Community Fabric and Indigenous IndustryLinocut printed in black ink from one block Edition of 10, 2013 Paper size: 565 x 760mm Printed by Elizabeth Hunter Artwork story: Tamwoy wharf is an historical wharf for quarantine patient in the past. It was a place where we would learn correct hook, line weigh, how to fish for bigger fish and wake up early, to catch the bite. The wharf was a place where we would fish in the morning and there would be fish, sardines, squids and sharks running around