Artists

Currently on exhibition in Hobart by Euan Hills of Art mob, Biddy Dale and Jack Dale Mengenen's stunning and demonic 40-piece Argula series (2001,2002) is inspired by rock wall painting found in the Kimberly region in Western Australia of figures which act as danger signs. Jack, known as the 'grand old man of the Kimberly', passed away a few years ago. However, Euan was kind enough to pass on a few words from Jack that perfectly illustrate what the Argula is all about.

Jacob Nash is the Head of Design for Bangarra Dance Theatre.

Amala Groom is a conceptual artist whose practice is informed by Indigenous methodologies. As a form of passionate activism, her work reads as a social and political commentary on contemporary politics and race relations.

Karina’s language is Tiwi and she was born in 1982. Her work has been exhibited throughout Australia in various group exhibitions of Tiwi Art.

Pauline Napangardi Gallagher was born in 1952 in Yuendumu, and now lives in Nyirripi, in the NT. Pauline is the custodian of two of her father’s Jukurrpa or Dreamings, passed down by him and the generations before for millennia. One is Pikilyi Jukurrpa or Dreaming, a sacred water hole, also known as Vaughan Springs which is Pauline’s country.

You can view more of her design work and products by visiting: www.gaawaamiyay.com.