Phyllis Stewart b. 1954

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist ,
  • Artist (Weaver),
  • Artist (Painter)
Phyllis Stewart a painter, weaver, drawer and shellworker is part of the Boorlang Nangamai Aboriginal Artists Group based in Gerringong NSW. Her woven octopus and shellworked slippers, shoes and thongs are part of the Wollongong City Gallery collection.
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associate of
Bonny Foley-Brennan
1954
Artist (Weaver), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter)
associate of
Lila Lawrence
1940
Artist (Ceramist), Artist (Weaver), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter)
associate of
Debbie Hemstead-Callaghan
1958
Artist (Ceramist), Artist (Weaver), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter)
associate of
Steven Russell
1957
Artist (Weaver), Artist, Artist (Painter)
associate of
Kelli Ryan
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associate of
Russell Ping
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associate of
Lindy Lawler
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associate of
Noel Lonesborough
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associate of
Mabel Dungay
1954
Artist (Weaver), Artist (Painter)
spouse of
Steven Russell
1954
Artist (Weaver), Artist, Artist (Painter)

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Related events
  • Grounded: art, activism, environment (exhibited at)
  • Parliament of NSW Indigenous Arts Prize (exhibited at)
  • Peoples Choice - The Permanent Collection of Wollongong City Gallery (exhibited at)
  • South Coast Weavers (exhibited at)
  • Pallingjang II (exhibited at)
  • Grounded: art, activism, environment (exhibited at)
  • Parliament of NSW Indigenous Arts Prize (exhibited at)
  • Peoples Choice - The Permanent Collection of Wollongong City Gallery (exhibited at)
  • Pallingjang II (exhibited at)
  • South Coast Weavers (exhibited at)