I shed my skin: A Furneaux Islands Story by Jane Giblin | HB Nature & Environment “A few handfuls of fish

“A few handfuls of fish sitting in bags filled with seawater represent almost half the world’s known population

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I shed my skin: A Furneaux Islands Story by Jane Giblin | HB Nature & Environment “A few handfuls of fishI Shed My Skin, A Furneaux Islands Story evolved out of an exhibition of Jane Giblins artwork which toured Tasmania in 2019. It revolves around strangers who come to a remote land and learn how to win a living from it. Traditions and relationships to the Furneaux Islands, built since the 1890s, were consolidated across five generations. During the latter part of the twentieth century significant changes had to be met. Giblin travelled up and down the