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Greenwood, Malcolm
Benham, Malcolm John, b. 1949
Campbell, Malcolm A.
Painter from Victoria. Campbell was a member of the Council of the Victorian Academy of Arts in 1884.
Ellis, Malcolm
Aboriginal landscape painter from the southwest region of Western Australia whose works are held in the collection of the Berndt Museum of Anthropology, University of ...
Enright, Malcolm James, b. 1949
Enright is known as a multiple-service provider, working in a collaborative studio with his spouse, the bespoke jeweller -and sculptor Barbara Heath and her master ...
Forbes, Malcolm, b. 1925
Forbes is an interior designer who worked initially with Merle du Boulay, later working for Sanderson's (Fabrics and Wallpapers), then with Deric Deane. He later ...
Harding, Malcolm, b. 1960
Jagamara, Malcolm, b. 1955
A Warlpiri artist, Jagamarra was first a successful footballer in Adelaide before returning to Willowra (NT) in 1976 and embarking on his Aboriginal education, which ...
Jones, Clifford Malcolm, b. 1939
Graphic artist, painter and printmaker, Jones was born and trained as an artist in England. He came to Perth in 1958, where he did finely ...
Mackellar, Malcolm, b. 1890
Malcolm, Christopher
Director of the John Curtin Gallery at the Curtin University of Technology with a long history of curating new media art exhibitions, for instance for ...
Bywaters, Malcom
Addison, George Henry Male, b. 1858
George Addison was a colonial male architect and artist.
Malfe, Geoffrey
Painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1952 and 1956.
Malin, David
Malloy, Kevin
Malone, Joe, b. 1967
Joe Malone is a painter and assembler of 'shadow boxes' made from painted boomerangs and other traditional Aboriginal tools and weaponry.
Malone, David
Malthouse, Blair, b. 1964
Queensland-born Blair Malthouse is a Mulluridji/Jirrabul descendant who works in the areas of screenprinting, painting and linocut printing and whose work is informed by native ...
Manly, John Henry, b. 1843
Colonial era Tasmanian political cartoonist, lithographer, publisher and printer. Manly died of tuberculosis. He was twenty-eight years old.