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Devitt, Jeremy "Mudjai", b. 1974
Jeremy "Mudjai" Devitt is a painter and dancer who in 1999 was guided in painting techniques by the Ramingining elder, "Uncle" Joseph Beard-Wallace" In 2007 ...
Donovan, Adam, b. 1974
Australian artist working in the area of science, art and technology. Donovan's work involves robotics, real time 3D environments, camera tracking, sound focusing technology, stereo ...
Early, Jaye, b. 1974
Fahd, Cherine, b. 1974
Cherine Fahd's practice uses photography as a way of creating intimate relationships. Many of her works interrogate her Lebanese family's cultural heritage.
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Graff, Mini, b. 1974
Howlett, Christopher, b. 1974
Christopher Howlett is a visual artist based in Brisbane, Australia.
Inkamala, Reinhold, b. 1974
Just, Kate, b. 1974
Kate Just is an Australian visual artist based in Melbourne who creates highly personal mixed media installations and sculptures around themes of feminism, womanhood, identity ...
King, Adrian, b. 1974
Adrian King is a member of the Lockhart River Art Gang and his brightly coloured paintings depict life on Wenlock Outstation. His work can be ...
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Kobayashi, Naoto, b. 1974
Kosloff, Laresa, b. 1974
Lapic, Joanne, b. 1974
Joanne Lapic is an Indigenous artist living in Ballina. There is a strong connection to country in her work, she is a Bundjalung woman.
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Lee, Brendan, b. 1974
Maestri, Guy, b. 1974
Sydney-based painter Guy Maestri won the 2009 Archibald prize for his portrait of Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu.
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Marynowsky, Wade, b. 1974
Media artist working across robotics, immersive and interactive installation, performance, music and video. His work straddles both 'artificial-life' and 'live art'.
McHugh, Aylsa, b. 1974
Moore, Darren, b. 1974
Percussionist and composer who participated in the BioFeel exhibition at the 2002 Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth.
Moore, TV, b. 1974
Moore, Tim, b. 1974
English born artist working in drawing and embroidery
Murray-Gulpilil, Jida, b. 1974
Jida Murray-Gulpilil was a finalist in the 2005 Victorian Indigenous Art Awards with his etched bark, 'Yepenyun Bora - Dancing Ceremonial Ground'.