Alma Toomath b. 1940

  • Artist (Painter)
Western Australian Indigenous artist who participated in the 'Aboriginal artists of the South-West: Past and Present' exhibition at the Lawrence Wilson Gallery, University of Western Australia (2000).
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Citations

  • Williams, D., Nunn, P. (producers) (1991), 'Show us a light: the art of Carrolup’, Produced for the Marribank Family Centre Education System; Bayswater, WA, documentary film.

  • Durack, Mary D. & Rutter, Florence (1952), 'Child Artists of the Australian Bush’.

  • Kleinert, Sylvia (2010), 'Aboriginal Enterprises: Negotiating an Urban Aboriginality’.

See also

  • 'Illustrations in 'The Great Race: a traditional story' (1982) "Djawal-Idi" Aboriginal Education Resources Unit, East Perth, WA'.
  • Stanton, John E. (2000), 'Bush Landscapes of the south-west of Western Australia; the Child Art of Carrolup'.
  • Alma Toomath (19 August 1992), 'Alma Toomath Interview with Sylvia Kleinert'.

Initial data sources

  • Storylines Project, COFA, UNSW

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Other occupations
  • Art workshop facilitator
  • Book illustrator
  • Art workshop facilitator
  • Book illustrator
See alsos [<ExternalResource: 'Illustrations in 'The Great Race: a traditional story' (1982) "Djawal-Idi" Aboriginal Education Resources Unit, East Perth, WA'.>, <ExternalResource: Stanton, John E. (2000), 'Bush Landscapes of the south-west of Western Australia; the Child Art of Carrolup'.>, <ExternalResource: Alma Toomath (19 August 1992), 'Alma Toomath Interview with Sylvia Kleinert'.>] [<ExternalResource: 'Illustrations in 'The Great Race: a traditional story' (1982) "Djawal-Idi" Aboriginal Education Resources Unit, East Perth, WA'.>, <ExternalResource: Stanton, John E. (2000), 'Bush Landscapes of the south-west of Western Australia; the Child Art of Carrolup'.>]
Heritage countries
  • Southwest region, WA
  • Southwest region, WA