Frances Atkinson
Frances was born on Yorta Yorta country. She is a part of Galnya Winyarra (beautiful women) dance group. She loves to dance for her community and family, spreading her culture proudly to show who she is.
Mya Falla
Gifted the name Muguy, meaning constant in her traditional language, Mya is always seeking to further her cultural knowledge. Mya was born and raised in Greater Shepparton and holds a deep respect for the Country of the Yorta Yorta and Bangerang peoples as it carries many of her childhood memories. As a Dulguburra
Estelle Duggan
I was born in Wangaratta and have lived in Cobram all my life. I love painting, drawing, music and dancing. I love drawing with chalk outside and making potions. I also love to make jewellery using things I find.
April Atkinson
April Atkinson is a Yorta Yorta artist who loves painting symbols and rivers as they remind her of the old camping days. Born on Wemba Wemba Country and raised on Yorta Yorta Country, April uses posca paint pens and acrylic paint and has recently been part of the Deadly Decks workshops as an artist facilitator
Melinda Solomon
Melinda Solomon is an Aboriginal woman of the Eastern Kuku Yalanji and Girramay people’s of Far North Queensland, and has recently started her art business Baljil Art based in Victoria. As a visual artist Melinda creates and paints expressing passionately through different art mediums and colours. Inspired and influenced by family stories, including her love
Tina King
Tina King is a proud Awabakal woman from New South Wales, raised on Wadawurrung Country and now living on the lands of the Yorta Yorta Nation. Her creative practice is deeply influenced by her father’s Country and the surrounding waters where she is now raising her own family, guided by the knowledge and support of
Lyn Thorpe
Lyn Thorpe is a proud Yorta Yorta woman. Art has always been an important aspect of her life. As a teenager Lyn loved working with textiles, designing and hand-sewing her own clothes. She has experimented with new and different techniques and styles in making art including digital media by mixing photos, paintings and craft in
Jack Anselmi
Jack Anselmi is a proud Yorta Yorta man from Mooroopna, Victoria, whose work connects deeply to his heritage, the land, and his cultural identity. Known for his striking animal carvings, sculptures, and ceramics, Jack is a regular participating artist at his local Indigenous art centre, Kaiela Arts, where he not only shares his expertise but
