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Gadsby, Elizabeth
Gadsby is a theatre designer with set work with Bangarra, Sydney Theatre Company, Sydney Dance Company and other companies. She is a guest lecturer at ...
Gaemers, Marion
Gaffney, Nik
Gaffney is a founding member of FoAM, where he operates as a tangental generalist, designer, programmer and sous-chef.
Gaha, Adrienne, b. 1960
The National Gallery of Victoria bought a charcoal work of Gaha's in 1986.
Gahan, Linda
Galbraith, Anthony, b. 1951
Artist, exhibited at Tin Sheds exhibition, University of Sydney, 2002.
Galbraith, William, b. 1822
Starting their business with a single lithographic press, the partnership Penman & Galbraith became South Australia's longest-running and most important art-printing establishment.
Galbraith, C
Gale, Francis, b.
Portrait photographer based in Queanbeyan, NSW between 1860 and 1862, where he opened the first photographic studio in the district.
Gale, Len
Printmaker, produced linocut of a blacksmith that was part of a series paying tribute to the Ballarat miners in the Eureka Stockade. Gale was a ...
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Gale, Marcus
Gall, Ian, b. 1904
Prolific mid 20th century Brisbane cartoonist, painter, illustrator and journalist.
Gall-Bucher, Ruth
Gallaccio, Anya
Gallagher, Carol Napangardi, b. 1935
Born c. 1935 at Larlkapura, north of Yuendumu in Mudbra country. She is Mubra/Warlpiri and responsible for a Women Dreaming and a Seed (Lukarrara) Dreaming.
Gallagher, Charles Jampijinpa, b. 1920
Warlpiri speaker who paints Emu, Butterfly and Women's Dreamings for his country around Nyirrpi.
Gallagher, Jack Jampijinpa, b. 1920
Warlpiri artist who lived at Walilinypa, an outstation north of Yuendumu. He paints Fire Dreaming, often in collaboration with his wife Carol Gallagher.
Gallagher, Pauline Napanagardi, b. 1950
Warlpiri artist from Yuendumu, now living in Nyirrpi. She carried out a painting on the Nyirrpi school wall in 1989.
Gallagher, Shaun
Gallagher, Stephen , b. 1967
Stephen Gallagher pursues Elizabethan ornamentation in "Reflections through the Elizabethan eye: Contemporary practice and history". His work demonstrates how the past continues to be relevant ...