I am a Githabal man and have been an artist for over 30 years. I come from a large family, growing up out of my country; I have returned to … Read More

Kyra Kum-Sing is a Malera Bandjalan, Mitakoodi woman. Kyra has paved a unique and important path within the arts as both an artist and curator. Kyra has been the curator … Read More

I am of Bundjalung and Gumbaynggirr descent which is in Northern New South Wales. Although I currently reside in Brisbane Queensland, I always make it my mission to connect with … Read More

Kevin Winanggaay May is a Wiradjuri man and has been a member of Boomalli since the early nineties. Kevin grew up in Erskinville and Mount Druitt and has lived in … Read More

I am a proud Koori woman from the Gumbaynggirr Nation. I am a proud mother of two sons and nan to five beautiful grandchildren. My works are more a meditation for … Read More

I am a proud Kamilaroi and Jerrinja woman from NSW. I grew up predominantly on the South Coast in Nowra (Jerrinja and Yuin country) and Wollongong (Dharawal country) but have … Read More

Jasmine Coe is a Wiradjuri-British artist and the creator and curator of Coe Gallery, the UK’s First Aboriginal owned gallery, established 2022. In late 2016, she travelled to Australia for … Read More

James P. Simon belongs to the Wiradjuri – Biripi people. James was born in Wellington, near Dubbo NSW and grew up around Newtown and Redfern in Sydney, where he has … Read More

Jai Walker began working as an artist in 2007 at the Jambama Aboriginal Art studio and gallery in Casino. Jai is proudly Bundjalung. His style is largely self-taught. He draws … Read More

I am a Darug woman from the Sydney area. I was born and raised on my traditional homelands in the southwest of Sydney and have always had a close connection … Read More

I am a ‘freshwater man’ of the ‘Wurramunga’ clan of the Wiradjuri nation and also of the Wongaibon nation of Western N.S.W. My art practice involves creating paintings, ceramics, word … Read More

Euphemia Bostock was a proud Bundjalung-Mununjali woman and Elder. Affectionately known as ‘Phemie’, she worked across many mediums including textile, printmaking, design and sculpture from the early 1960s.   The ‘Possum … Read More