Sarrita King
I am a proud Gurindji Waanyi woman living on wonderful Larrakia Country. I have been fourtunate to be a practising contemporary artist for over 17 years, my passion is storytelling, finding connection through culture and landscape.
Tarisse King
‘For me, it’s all about connecting the deep and heart-warming influences of our historic culture with the joys and anticipation of a cohesive and unified future. It’s about family and faith and giving our children a joyous way forward'.
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Rowdy Warren
Rowdy is as Rowdy does–he is unto himself and creates art andvision like none other. His influences are varied but always true, strong and derivative of his vision and soulfulness.
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William King Jungala 1968-2007
William's work drew heavily on his connection to land and culture, often incorporating elements such as fire, air, earth, and water — symbolic of the harmony his people sought with natural forces.
His evolving body of work earned national and international recognition, including selection for exhibition at the Gallery of Greater Victoria in British Columbia, Canada, during the 1994 Commonwealth Games.
Throughout his career, William exhibited widely across Australia, and his works were collected globally. His paintings continue to resonate for their depth, detail, and spiritual intensity, offering a profound reflection on Indigenous identity, heritage, and the natural world.
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Tegan Hamilton
Tegan Hamilton is an Australian artist and is currently working in Seattle. Tegan is an active member of the Australian and Seattle glass arenas, working with internationally recognised glass artists in Australia and abroad.
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Sollai Cartwright
Sollai Cartwright is an Australian sculptor specializing in Carrara marble and bronze. Born in rural Victoria in 1988, he trained in traditional carving techniques under Italian artisans in Pietrasanta. He returns annually to source his marble from the historic Carrara quarries, the same source Michelangelo used for masterpieces including The David and The Pietà. Based in Melbourne, Cartwright creates abstract forms inspired by nature, viewing his practice as collaboration between artist and material.
His work has been exhibited internationally, including Sculpture by the Sea, Art Central Hong Kong, and Australia House London. His sculptures are held in distinguished private collections across Australia, Europe, and Asia.
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Musonga Mbogo
Musonga Mbogo is a visual artist based on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land.
Through his works, he tells a unique story of his Tanzanian and Zimbabwean roots and his Australian upbringing.
Oli Sain
Oli Sain is a multidisciplinary contemporary artist based between Melbourne and Canberra, whose work spans sculpture, installation, and mixed media. His practice explores themes of nostalgia, identity, and conflict, often drawing from the vibrant pop culture of his childhood.
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Debra McDonald
Using layered dotting and ceremonial iconography, Debra expresses the spiritual and geographic depth of her grandfather’s Country near Lake MacDonald.
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Charmaine Pwerle
With each stroke, Charmaine Pwerle weaves a tapestry of cultural heritage and contemporary vision, ensuring that the legacy of Indigenous art endures and evolves in her capable hands.
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Jeannie Petyarre 1950-2022
Jeannie Petyarre was a highly respected Anmatyerre artist from Utopia in Central Australia, renowned for her vibrant paintings of Bush Medicine, Bush Yam Dreaming, and Wildflower Dreaming
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Polly Ngale 1940-2022
Polly’s work centred on the Arnwetky (bush plum) Dreaming, a vital source of bush tucker and ceremonial importance. Her
paintings—rich with layered dots and vibrant colour—evoke the plant’s seasonal ripening and the spirit of the land.
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Minnie Pwerle 1915-2006
Minnie lived near Arlparra Store in Utopia with her family and continued to paint prolifically until her passing in 2006. Her works are held in every major Australian state gallery and in significant private and institutional collections internationally.
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Gloria Petyarre 1942-2021
Gloria Petyarre, also known as Gloria Pitjara, was one of Australia's most celebrated Indigenous artists. Born at Mosquito Bore on Atnangkere country in Utopia, Northern Territory, she belonged to the Anmatyerre language group
and hailed from a distinguished family of artists, including her aunt Emily Kame Kngwarreye and sisters Kathleen, Ada Bird, Nancy, and Violet Petyarre.
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Other Canberra Art Gallery Artists