Irene is a proud Bangerang woman, from a long line of strong Bangerang women. She loves painting, ceramics, drawing, jewellery-making and sketching. She explains it as inherited knowledge from her ancestors and feels it’s a direct connection to her culture. Irene tries to barter for her seeds as often as possible, trading jewellery for supplies […]
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Irene is a proud Bangerang woman, from a long line of strong Bangerang women. She loves painting, ceramics, drawing, jewellery-making and sketching. She explains it as inherited knowledge from her ancestors and feels it’s a direct connection to her culture. Irene tries to barter for her seeds as often as possible, trading jewellery for supplies
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Irene is a proud Bangerang woman, from a long line of strong Bangerang women. She loves painting, ceramics, drawing, jewellery-making and sketching. She explains it as inherited knowledge from her ancestors and feels it’s a direct connection to her culture. Irene tries to barter for her seeds as often as possible, trading jewellery for supplies
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Irene is a proud Bangerang woman, from a long line of strong Bangerang women. She loves painting, ceramics, drawing, jewellery-making and sketching. She explains it as inherited knowledge from her ancestors and feels it’s a direct connection to her culture. Irene tries to barter for her seeds as often as possible, trading jewellery for supplies
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Tahnee Day is a proud Gunditjmara, Wemba Wemba, Yorta Yorta woman. She loves creating art and intricate designs utilising acrylic paint pens and other non-conventional mediums such as makeup and face paint. Tahnee is always willing to learn new techniques and says her practice is ever evolving. She likes to experiment with different mediums and
Tarn was born and nurtured on Wiradjuri Country in Wagga Wagga. She currently lives and creates on Yorta Yorta Country with her two children. In 2014, Tarn joined Kaiela Arts and was taken under the wing of Gamilaraay artist Uncle Eric Brown. A self-taught contemporary artist, Tarn enjoys painting, drawing and printmaking. Her artistry
I was born and live in Shepparton. My Mum’s side of the family all live in Shepparton. My Dad and his family are all from Tennant Creek in the N.T. I live with my mum.
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Wamba Wamba mother & Grandmother, from Moonacullah. Her skills are flowers made with emu feathers & quandong seeds. Maker of emu string. Seed bead necklaces made from quandong seeds and other native seeds. Born in Echuca, my role models later in life were my inlaws
Amy Briggs is a proud Yorta Yorta woman, artist, mother, and grandmother. Born in Mooroopna and raised on the banks of the Dungala at the Cummeragunja Mission, in Barmah, Vic. Amy’s deep connection to Country, culture, and community shapes every part of her practice. Working across painting, ceramics, and watercolour, Amy’s art is a vibrant
Kaiela Arts Shepparton acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are located in Shepparton which forms part of the Yorta Yorta Nation.