Peter Robinson b. 1966

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Peter Robinson is a member of the Wahlubal tribe from the Upper Clarence area in the Bundjalung Nation. Waterholes and the platypus are featured in his ochre and acrylic paintings on canvas.
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Born in Casino in 1966, Peter Robinson is a member of the Wahlubal tribe from the Upper Clarence River area in the Bundjalung Nation. His parents are both from the Tabulam, Baryulgil area. He spent fifteen years in Bundaberg before returning to Kyogle in 2006 with his wife and six children. Peter’s first exhibition was held at Roxy Gallery in Kyogle in January 2008. Titled 'The Robinson Clan’, it was a group show shared with his twin brother, Paul, and cousin, Samantha. His work has been exhibited at GunnaWannaBe café, Lismore and in 'The Year of the Apology Exhibition’, Northern Rivers Community Gallery, Ballina, 2008. His images have been produced on mugs, his boomerangs sold in New South Wales and Queensland and his paintings are in private collections in France, Germany, New York, Sydney and Brisbane.

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2009
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2011

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