Rachel Mullett b. 1935

Also known as Aunty Rae
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Painter)
Gunnai/Monero mixed-media artist and painter from East Gippsland who won the Deadly Art Award at the 2006 Victorian Indigenous Art Awards. She was taught by her mother.
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Citations

  • http://www.abc.net.au/missionvoices/layout/set/popup/media/everyday_life/east_gippsland_bush/default.htm (2009), ''Everyday life’ Mission Voices Website’, Koorie Heritage Trust, Melbourne, VIC, Collaborative project with the ABC, State Library of Victoria and Film Victoria.

  • (2009), 'Rachel Mullett – EGAAC website artist’s page’, East Gippsland Aboriginal Artists Corporation, Accessed 20/1/09.

    http://egaac.org.au/index.php?page=rachel-mullett

Initial data sources

  • Storylines Project, COFA, UNSW

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Related events
  • Boolooman Quarenook (exhibited at)
  • Hunters and Gatherers (exhibited at)
  • Nirmba Gidi Quarenook: Blak Swans Gathering (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Indigenous Art Awards 2007 (None)
  • Land & People (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Art Fair 2006 (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Indigenous Art Awards (None)
  • Songlines & Dreamings (exhibited at)
  • Images from Indigenous Artists in South Eastern Australia (exhibited at)
  • Family Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Boolooman Quarenook (exhibited at)
  • Land & People (exhibited at)
  • Hunters and Gatherers (exhibited at)
  • Nirmba Gidi Quarenook: Blak Swans Gathering (exhibited at)
  • Songlines & Dreamings (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Art Fair 2006 (exhibited at)
  • Images from Indigenous Artists in South Eastern Australia (exhibited at)
  • Family Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Indigenous Art Awards 2007 (None)
  • Victorian Indigenous Art Awards (None)