Aboriginal Art & Design
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Join professional Aboriginal artist De Greer-Yindimincarlie this Nunga Week to learn about Aboriginal Art & Design in this special 'after hours' event.
With her wealth of knowledge and experience as an artist and educator, De offers an insightful and engaging perspective on both the history and future of First Nations art and design, alongside her own creative journey. You will learn about Aboriginal art, mediums and materials - from the conception of Aboriginal art all the way through to contemporary Aboriginal/Urban art and art forms.
In addition, you will have the opportunity to explore the PAE Libraries Visual Art collection - a specially curated collection of over 200 titles.
Age: Adults 16+
Price: FREE
Bookings: Bookings essential – spaces are limited. Bookings open 2 weeks before each event.
Light refreshments will be served.
Meet Your Presenter
De Greer Yindimincarlie
De Greer-Yindimincarlie is a proud Aboriginal woman from Wiradjuri Country in Australia. She is a maker, educator, and multi award-winning artist whose work celebrates Aboriginal culture, identity, and creativity every day through her business Yindi Artz. Working across multiple mediums — including visual art, graphic and textile design, sculpture, music, and film — De brings her stories and heritage to life through bold, contemporary expressions of Aboriginal culture. Her stunning artworks are held in public and private collections across the globe, connecting audiences to the richness and resilience of her people’s traditions. De’s authentic Aboriginal artworks and products are proudly stocked by the National Gallery of Australia, the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio, USA, Yitpi Yartapuultiku in Port Adelaide and a wide range of other galleries and specialty stores. Her creations can be found on every continent, reflecting the universal appeal of her vision and artistry.
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