Kayelene Slater b. 1965

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Kamilaroi/Gamilaroi artist based in Western Sydney whose figurative and abstract paintings are informed by the Australian environment and the artist's Aboriginal heritage.
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Kayelene Slater is a Kamilaroi/Gamilaroi artist who was born at the Caroona Mission in Quirindi, NSW. In 2001 Slater completed a Certificate IV in Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Practices at Western Sydney Tafe and has held a number of exhibitions of her paintings since then. In 2006 she participated in a printmaking workshop at the College of Fine Arts, Sydney. Her acrylic works are brightly coloured and decorative, depicting animals such as brolgas, dolphins and goannas, human figures, and iconographic forms.

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Fisher, Laura
Date written:
2008
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2011

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