Alan Kelly b. c.1939

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Painter)
Carrolup child artist who was still painting in 2009 in association with Mungart Boodja Art Centre. Participated in the 2009 Brisbane Powerhouse exhibition 'The Legacy of Koorah Coolingah'.
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exhibited at
Land, Culture and Identity
Date
2008
Place
Vancouver Art Centre, Albany, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
North West Cape Exmouth Aboriginal Corporation (NWCEAC) NAIDOC Art Awards
Date
2008
Place
Exmouth, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Spirit of Carrolup
Date
2008
Place
Albany Town Hall, Albany, WA
Description

During the Perth International Arts Festival

Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Identity
Date
2008
Place
Vancouver Art Centre, Albany, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Revealed: Emerging Artists from Western Australia's Aboriginal Art Centres
Date
2008
Place
Central TAFE Art Gallery, Perth, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
Website
http://www.gallerycentral.com.au/index.html
exhibited at
Artopia
Date
2007
Place
Southern Art & Craft Trail, Katanning Town Hall, Katanning, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Images of the Landscape and Yarns
Date
2007
Place
Vancouver Art Centre, Albany, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition

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  • White, Noel (associate of)
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  • Mungart Boodja Art Centre (associate of)
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  • Dempster, Parnell (associate of)
  • Hart, Reynold (associate of)
  • Chadd, Lance (relative of)
Related events
  • Land, Culture and Identity (exhibited at)
  • Artopia (exhibited at)
  • Images of the Landscape and Yarns (exhibited at)
  • North West Cape Exmouth Aboriginal Corporation (NWCEAC) NAIDOC Art Awards (exhibited at)
  • Spirit of Carrolup (exhibited at)
  • Identity (exhibited at)
  • Revealed: Emerging Artists from Western Australia's Aboriginal Art Centres (exhibited at)