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Brown, Mike, b. 1938
Significant late 20th century contemporary artist. One of the founders of the Annandale Imitation Realists of the early 1960s.
Butson, Mike
Hudson, Mike
Lodge, Mike
Late 20th century newspaper cartoonist
McKelvey, Mike
Inglis, Mikie
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Miksevicius, Jurgis, b. 1923
Miksevicius trained at Darmstadt Werkstaetten, Germany immigrating to Australia in 1948. He exhibited initially with a Baltic-associated group "Six Directions" and took up teaching art ...
Milcz, Andrew, b. 1945
Milcz trained in architecture at the University of New South Wales, later working for the NSW Government Architect. Although he was involved in many projects, ...
Milde, Michael
Late 20th century cartoonist.
Mildred, H.
Painter, showed work in the 1848 Exhibition of Colonial Artists at Adelaide.
Challinor, George Miles, b. 1833
Professional photographer and resident of Ipswich and surrounding areas in Queensland. Notable as being the first photographer of the Morton Bay Aboriginal people and as ...
Evergood, Miles, b. 1871
Heffernan, Eric Miles
Miles, Michael
Sketcher, has had a pencil view, 'Port Denison, Looking West' (Mitchell Library) attributed to him.
Miles, Dale, b. 1979
Sculptor born in 1979 in Culburra, NSW, Dale Miles later moved to Sydney. In 2000 Miles was awarded a residency at Bundanon, NSW.
Miles, Keith
Miles was an interior designer and the principal of the Keith Miles Design Group, Toorak. He was also a former officer of the Society of ...
Miles, Adrian
Melbourne-based new media artist and scholar. He has published widely on hypertext and hypermedia, is a networked interactive video developer and has exhibited his applied ...
Milgrove,
An art student from Sydney who exhibited at the annual exhibition in connection with the Pitt Street Congregational Sunday Schools (opened Christmas Eve, 1873).
Mills, Henry, b. 1801
Painter, produced watercolours and an oil paintings and resided in Richmond, Victoria, for many years.
Mills, John
Illustrator, drew for the Australian Women's Weekly during (and after) WWII.