Frances Belle Parker b. 1982

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  • Artist (Painter)
Frances Belle Parker is a Yaegl woman who works in a variety of media including painting, printmaking and installation. The majority of her work is based around her personal connection to the Yaegl landscape of northern New South Wales. She won the 2000 Blake Prize for Religious Art, the first Aboriginal artist to win this award.
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Sorry = Reconciliation
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Installation of acrylics, turps release Prints, text, safety pins on pillow protector slips.

 
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The Journey
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Winner of The Blake Prize.

 

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