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Jocelyn Wilfred

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Jocelyn Wilfred

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Biography

Date of birth

1951-07-11

From

Numbullwar

Community

Numbulwar : NT

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    Karen Rogers working on new Toyota series 😀. #n Karen Rogers working on new Toyota series 😀. #ngukurrarts #karenrogers #toyota
    Posted @withregram • @koskela_ Our bark art exhi Posted @withregram • @koskela_ Our bark art exhibition, Top End Bugi (Boo-gie) opens today at the Koskela Gallery! Open from 10 am-4 pm Fridays and Saturdays, this exhibition showcases the incredible works from the Top End art centres, @bukuartnow, @maningridaarts, and @ngukurrarts. Top End Bugi provides a spotlight for contemporary bark art, combining Top End, a collective term given to the northernmost region of the Northern Territory, and Bugi, the Darug (Sydney Aboriginal Language) word for bark. The reverence for the bark extraction and preparation process only adds to the significance of the artwork as the finished products become a holistic expression of culture, talent, and creative inspiration.  ​/ ​​​k o s k e l a 1/85 Dunning Ave, Rosebery 02 9280 0999 info@koskela.com.au www.koskela.com.au ​#barkpainting #bukuart #ngukurrarts #bawinanga #topend
    Jill Daniels latest work ‘cowboy and cowgirl’. Jill Daniels latest work ‘cowboy and cowgirl’. Jill says ‘cowboy and cowgirl riding a horse in the bush through the rocky plains and just go for riding’. This work is acrylic paint on AA grade 6mm plywood backed with pine to keep it ridged. Work available on our webpage. #ngukurrarts #jilldaniels #cowgirl #cowboy
    What Wally Wilfred’s working on !!! Wally recent What Wally Wilfred’s working on !!! Wally recently finished a sculpture titled ‘After the Rescue’ currently on loan to the Gallery of NSW. A critical reinterpretation of story of Ayaiga, an Alawa man who courageously rescued Mounted Police Constable William Johns from drowning in the Roper River. This is Wally’s work on bark of the same story. Constable Johns, Ayaiga and King George V. #ngukurrarts #wallywilfred #arnhemland

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