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Athol Farmer b. 1960

Katanning-based Noongar artist who was born and raised in Gnowangerup, WA. His work has been greatly influenced by the style of the Carrolup artists.

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(23 June 2006), 'Carrolup Found – program transcript’, Message Stick, ABC Television, Transcript accessed 14/1/09.
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/messagestick/stories/s1668994.htm
(2006), 'Curtin Ceremonial Doak – Artsource website’, Artsource, WA, Accessed 14/1/09.
http://www.artsource.net.au/clientservices/consultancy/DAOK/daok.htm
Jenkins, Caroline (12 April 2007), 'Colgate University website – news and events’, Colgate University, New York, US, Accessed 14/1/09.
http://www.colgate.edu/DesktopDefault1.aspx?tabid=730&pgID=6013&nwID=4989
Wexler, Alice (2008), 'Noongar Boodja: Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Ecology and Culture’, Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art website, Essay accessed 14/1/09.
http://www.newpaltz.edu/museum/exhibitions/exhibitions_5.html
(2007), 'Country Arts WA – Pulse Conference: speakers: Athol Farmer’, Country Arts WAurl:, Accessed 14/1/09.
http://noongarcountry.mysouthwest.com.au/Artist?id=15271786 (2009), 'Athol Farmer on Noongar Aboriginal Art webpage’, Noongar Aboriginal Art, Accessed 14/1/09.

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