Deborah Bonar b. 1974

  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Painter)
Bonar Aboriginal heritage is Gidja and Yamatji. She is a graphic designer and artist who produces vibrant artworks with acrylics, inks and ochres which are inspired by native plants and animals, and landscapes of the Kimberley and Midwest of Western Australia.
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  • Bonar, Deborah
  • Bonar, Deborah
Language groups
  • Yamatji
Related person groups
  • Joondalup Community Arts Association (associate of)
  • Kidogo Art Insititute (associate of)
  • The Blend(er) Gallery (associate of)
  • Joondalup Community Arts Association (associate of)
  • Kidogo Art Insititute (associate of)
  • The Blend(er) Gallery (associate of)
Related works
  • Lily's Country (creator of)
  • Fructescence (creator of)
  • Bushfire Banksia (creator of)
  • Lily's Country (creator of)
  • Fructescence (creator of)
  • Bushfire Banksia (creator of)
Related recognitions
  • Top Year 11 Art and Design Student, Wanneroo Senior High School, Wanneroo, WA (received)
  • Telstra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (received)
  • 1996 Winning design for bus shelter mural project, Town of Vincent, WA (received)
  • Top Year 12 Student' Art and Design, Cyril Jackson Senior High (received)
  • Top Year 11 Art and Design Student, Wanneroo Senior High School, Wanneroo, WA (received)
  • Telstra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (received)
  • 1996 Winning design for bus shelter mural project, Town of Vincent, WA (received)
  • Top Year 12 Student' Art and Design, Cyril Jackson Senior High (received)
Related events
  • Moorditj Mob (None)
  • The Magic of Nature (exhibited at)
  • Moorditj Mob (None)
  • The Magic of Nature (exhibited at)
Field Changes
Biography
Date modified April 11, 2011, 1:36 a.m. April 11, 2011, 1:36 a.m.
Indigenous notes