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Kennedy, Anthony
Anthony Kennedy of the Wiradjuri language group works in acrylic on canvas and has been a finalist in the 2005 and 2007 Parliament of NSW ...
Keringke Arts: Designs of the Desert

by Wallace, Kathleen.

Heath-Kerr, Brenton, b.
Giles, Kerry, b. 1959
Giles worked as an artist, activist and curator. She has many accolades to her name, including the South Australian Aboriginal Artist of the Year Award ...
Kambrook 'Axis' electric kettle

by Higgins, Phillip, Mussett, Gerry, Taylor, Paul, Form Design, RMIT EcoReDesign project, MEC-Kambrook.

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Bailey, Kevin, b. 1938
Late 20th century cartoonist and book illustrator. The National Library of Australia holds an example of Bailey's work, his cartoon "First he's got to find ...
Drumm, Kevin
1990s cartoonists and illustrator.
Gilbert, Kevin, b. 1933
Painter, printmaker, cartoonist, photographer, poet, writer, historian and activist. Produced the first known fine art prints by an Aboriginal artist, made while he was in ...
Hegarty, Kevin, b. 1952
A painter, printmaker and teacher who works in etching, drypoint, lithography and related techniques. Hegarty has worked as head of Arts & Media at North ...
Holding the Key

by Geia, Daniel.

Khut, George, b. 1969
George Khut is a new media artist who works in body-focused interactive art.
Kickett, Francine, b. 1964
Textile artist who is informed by the natural forms of the Western Australian landscape. Kickett was included in 'South West Central: Indigenous art from south ...
Kids Beer

by Powditch, James.

Kimberley country

by Coburn, John.

110 x 165 cm

Oil on canvas

The King of the Accordian

by Winch, Madeleine.

Group show. Four year touring exhibition to regional galleries in all states.

King, Inge, b. 1918
King is a prolific and successful sculptor. Her involvement in the Australian art scene throughout her career has been immense and she is well recognised ...
King, Graham Davis, b. 1967
Graham Davis King is a Wiradjuri and Ngiyampaa artist and activist who won the inaugural College of Fine Arts Professional Development Award in 2006.
David Kirk

by Kirk, David.

David Kirk

by Kirk, David.

Forbes figuratives: Gina Gibson, Kim Kirkman

by Gibson, Gina, Kirkman, Kim.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS ORG exhibition archive