Belinda Kuriniya b. 1968

  • Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Weaver),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist)
Belinda Kuriniya has worked with Bábbarra Designs as a printmaker since the mid 1990s and is known for her development of the tradition of the painted bark Mimih Spirit and Kun-madj (dilly bag). She has also worked as a weaver, textile and fashion designer.
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Citations

  • Bábbarra Women’s Centre. “Belinda Kuriniya.” Bábbarra Women’s Centre. Last modified 2017.

    https://babbarra.com/artist/belinda-kuriniya/

  • Davidson, Christina. “Talking Up Textiles: Community Fabric and Indigenous Industry.” In Talking Up Textiles: Community Fabric and Indigenous Industry by Christina Davidson, 1-64. ANKAAA: Northern Territory, 2012.

  • Kuriniya, Belinda. “Artist Profile: Belinda Kariniya.” In Talking Up Textiles: Community Fabric and Indigenous Industry by Christina Davidson, 23. ANKAAA: Northern Territory, 2012.

  • Maningrida Arts and Culture. “Belinda Guriniya.” Maningrida Arts and Culture. Last modified 2017.

    https://maningrida.com/artist/belinda-gurriniya/

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