John South

  • Artist (Painter)
John South, a descendant of the Wailwan people of north west NSW, is a painter who has held a number of solo exhibitions since 1996. He was a finalist in the 2006 and 2007 Parliament of NSW Indigenous Art Prize.
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Name
John South
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
Active Period
  • 1996-
Residence
  • Glenbrook, NSW
Indigenous Australian
 
Heritage Country
  • Nyngan
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Storylines Project, COFA, UNSW
Copyright
  • South, John

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Copyright agents
  • South, John
  • South, John
Heritage countries
  • Nyngan
  • Nyngan
Related works
  • Rainbow lorikeets (creator of)
  • Rainbow lorikeets (creator of)
Related recognitions
  • Parliament of NSW Indigenous Art Prize (received)
  • Finalist, 2009 Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Award (received)
  • Parliament of NSW Indigenous Art Prize (received)
Related events
  • Oasis (exhibited at)
  • Tim and John go to Wollongong (exhibited at)
  • Warali Wali Trail Project (exhibited at)
  • The Pink, the Black and the Beautiful (exhibited at)
  • Parliament of NSW Indigenous Art Prize (exhibited at)
  • 2009 Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Award (exhibited at)
  • Oasis (exhibited at)
  • Tim and John go to Wollongong (exhibited at)
  • Warali Wali Trail Project (exhibited at)
  • The Pink, the Black and the Beautiful (exhibited at)
  • Parliament of NSW Indigenous Art Prize (exhibited at)
Indigenous notes