Jeffrey Samuels b. 1956

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Printmaker)
Ngemba artist from Bourke, New South Wales, who was a founding member of Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative.
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Name
Jeffrey Samuels
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist)
  • Artist (Painter)
  • Artist (Printmaker)
Other Occupation
  • Barman (ANZSIC code: 4520) (Barman Coogee Bay Hotel, Sydney 1979/83)
  • Gallery Manager (ANZSIC code: 4279)
  • Silkscreen assistant (ANZSIC code: 1611)
  • Animation Artist (ANZSIC code: 9002)
  • Lecturer (ANZSIC code: 8102)
  • Aboriginal Art Teacher (ANZSIC code: 810)
  • Art Adminstrator (ANZSIC code: 9559)
Birth date
1956
Birth place
Bourke, NSW
Active Period
  • 1978-
Residence
  • Croydon, NSW
  • Sydney, NSW
  • Grafton, NSW
  • 1963 - 1969 Carinda, NSW
  • Bourke, NSW
Training
  • Trainee Animation Course, 1997 Aboriginal Nations, Chippendale, Sydney, NSW
  • Bachelor of Art, Fine arts, 1983 City Art Institute, Sydney NSW
  • Diploma in Fine Art, 1978 Alexander Mackie College of Advanced Education, Sydney, NSW
Indigenous Australian
 
Heritage Country
  • Bourke, far northwest of NSW
Indigenous Language Groups
  • Ngemba
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Storylines Project, COFA, UNSW

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Related recognitions
  • Parliament of New South Wales Indigenous Art Prize (received)
  • Artist in Residence - Australian Museum, (received)
  • To design a series of silk banners used in the Sydney Olympic Games opening ceremony (received)
  • Blake Prize for Religious Art (received)
  • Parliament of New South Wales Indigenous Art Prize (received)
  • Artist in Residence - Australian Museum, (received)
  • To design a series of silk banners used in the Sydney Olympic Games opening ceremony (received)
  • Blake Prize for Religious Art (received)