Glennys Briggs b. 1948

  • Artist ,
  • Artist (Painter)
Taungwurrung-Yorta Yorta artist based on the Gold Coast, Queensland, whose paintings seek to enrich audiences' sense of connection with the land.
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Citations

  • (2008), 'Briggs, Glennys’, Written correspondence with the author.

Initial data sources

  • Storylines Project, COFA, UNSW

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Language groups
  • Tuangwurrung
Related people
  • Muir, Ian (spouse of)
  • McManus, Maxine (sibling of)
  • Briggs, Hartley (sibling of)
  • Walsh, Joseph (grandchild of)
  • Walsh, Hilton (relative of)
  • Briggs, May (child of)
  • Muir, Ian (spouse of)
  • McManus, Maxine (sibling of)
  • Briggs, Hartley (sibling of)
  • Walsh, Joseph (grandchild of)
  • Walsh, Hilton (relative of)
  • Briggs, May (child of)
Related person groups
  • Minjaara Art (associate of)
  • Minjaara Art (associate of)
Related works
  • Loss (creator of)
  • Loss (creator of)
Related events
  • Exceptions (exhibited at)
  • Reconciliation Week Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Kiss My Black Arts (exhibited at)
  • Tribal Expressions Visual Arts Showcase (None)
  • NAIDOC Week Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Gathering of Dreams (exhibited at)
  • Spoken in Whispers (exhibited at)
  • New Directions (exhibited at)
  • Aboriginal Art Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Exceptions (exhibited at)
  • Reconciliation Week Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Kiss My Black Arts (exhibited at)
  • Tribal Expressions Visual Arts Showcase (None)
  • NAIDOC Week Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Gathering of Dreams (exhibited at)
  • Spoken in Whispers (exhibited at)
  • New Directions (exhibited at)
  • Aboriginal Art Exhibition (exhibited at)
Field Changes
Biography
Date modified April 11, 2011, 12:18 a.m. April 11, 2011, 12:18 a.m.
Indigenous notes