Artist Profiles
Welcome to our blog. We hope to inspire you!
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Mary Watson
Mary Watson is a Yindjibarndi woman living in Roebourne, daughter to famed artist Alice Guiness. Mary is an emerging artist and started painting at Juluwarlu in 2020.Read more -
Lorraine Coppin
Read moreFilm-maker, Archivist and Recorder of Cultural History and Knowledge, and Publisher, Lorraine Coppin with her partner, Michael Woodley, conceived and developed the Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation and Julu...
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Joelene O'Meara
Joelene began painting and making yarranga marni carvings at the Juluwarlu Art Space in 2018. Now an emerging artist, her work has been selected for showing at Perth-base...Read more -
Jean Norman
Read moreJean is a Yindjibarndi Elder who paints with Juluwarlu. Jean often paints native flowers on her Ngurra (Country). After the rain I love to go out on Ngurra (Country) and see all the beautiful native flowers ...
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Ashleigh Hicks
Read moreI'm a young Nyiyaparli/Ngarluma woman who grew up in a small ex Gold mining town Marble Bar. Growing up in such a small town was amazing for me, being constantly surrounded by my family esp...
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Courtney Mckay
Read moreCourtney is a Yindjibarndi and Guruma woman living in Roebourne, WA. She started painting in year nine with paint and watercolour, and never got to keep her paintings as they always sold straight away!
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Alison Woodley
Alison is a young Yindjibarndi mother and painter who lives between the Ngurrawaana Aboriginal Community on the Yindjibarndi tablelands and Roebourne. Her paintings have been selected by Revealed 2020 for exhi...Read more -
Rebecca Williams
Rebecca is a young emerging Yindjibarndi artist who began participating in Juluwarlu Art Group Nyinyart
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Harry Mills
Harry is a Yindjibarndi Elder and Cultural Custodian with deep and abiding connections with his ngurrra (country) and culture. He creates yarranga marni carved boards.
âI am an old man. 78 last year. Soon 79. The Yu...
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Aneisha Larry
Aneisha Larry-Â I am a young Yindjibarndi woman, who grew up in Roebourne. I love going out on country, listening to my elders, and looking at my country. Law time is the best time where we go out on country to enjoy i...
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