Geoffrey Narkle b. 1951

Also known as Geoff Narkle, Barker Bulldog
  • Artist (Painter)
Noongar artist, pastor and playwright. Narkle was raised on Wandering Mission, and travelled through Western Australia in the l960s as a member of George Stewart's boxing troupe, under the name 'Barker Bulldog'. He dedicated his later years to the health and wellbeing of Indigenous youth.
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Citations

  • Hansen, Philip (2009), 'Verbal correspondence with the author’.

  • Narkle, G. & Milroy, D. (2007), 'King Hit’, 'Contemporary Indigenous Plays’ Currency Plays, Strawberry Hills, NSW, First written in 1997.

  • (2009), 'Past Workshops – Yirra Yaakin website’, Yirra Yaakin Aboriginal Corporation, Perth, WA, Webpage accessed 17/4/09.

    http://www.yirrayaakin.asn.au/-Previous-Workshops-.html

  • (11 July 1999), 'Aboriginal Evangelic Fellowship – National News Magazine’, Aboriginal Evangelic Fellowship, Webpage accessed 17/4/09.

    http://www.aef.org.au/mag/news299/News070999.html

Initial data sources

  • Storylines Project, COFA, UNSW

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Related stub people
  • Milroy, David (associate of)
  • Stewart, George (associate of)
  • Narkle, Largy (child of)
  • Narkle, Cheryl (sibling of)
  • Kelly, Lorrice (sibling of)
Related stub person groups
  • Aboriginal Evangelical Fellowship (associate of)
  • Yirra Yaakin Aboriginal Corporation (associate of)
  • Aboriginal Evangelic Church, Balga, Perth (associate of)
Related people
  • Kelly, Bella (child of)
  • Narkle, Caroline (sibling of)
  • Taylor, Graham (associate of)
Related recognitions
  • Western Australian NAIDOC Aboriginal Artist of the Year (received)
Related events
  • Revival of the Lost Nyungar (exhibited at)
  • Untitled Event (exhibited at)