Explore the captivating works of Alick Tipoti, a Torres Strait Islands artist, in this exhibition showcasing his linocut printmaking, sculptures, and contemporary masks. Discover the rich cultural narratives surrounding marine environments and ocean conservation, reflecting Tipoti's dedication to regenerating cultural knowledge. Suitable for all ages, this exhibition invites visitors to connect with the sea and its stories.
Schedule
Next: Thu, 21 May · 10:00 am - 4:00 pm·11 available dates·21 May 2026 - 31 May 2026
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1 session on Thursday 21 May 2026Next available
10:00 am - 4:00 pm6 hours
Pricing
10% offEarly bird
Age-based
0 - 11 yo
$5
Family
2 adults, 2 kids
$25
General
$10
Group-based
$0
Where you'll be
Jervis Bay Maritime Museum & Gallery
11 Dent Street, Huskisson, NSW, 2540
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What you'll experience
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Accessible
Venue and activity are accessible for people with disabilities
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Baby Change Facilities
Baby change facilities available on site.
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Food & Drinks
Cafe or food/drink options are available.
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Outdoor Space
Includes outdoor areas for play or exploration.
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Parking Available
Visitor parking is available nearby or on site.
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Public Transport
Accessible by public transport
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Stroller Friendly
Suitable for prams and strollers.
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Toilets On Site
Toilets are available for visitors.
Good to know
Visitors are encouraged to bring their curiosity and an appreciation for art and culture.
Organiser
JB
Jervis Bay Maritime Museum & Gallery
The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum & Gallery showcases the works of Alick Tipoti, focusing on cultural knowledge, marine environments, and ocean conservation through art. The exhibition features linocut printmaking, sculptural works, and contemporary masks.
