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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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