Artist | MARLENE JULI

Artist | MARLENE JULI


Australian Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) artwork by MARLENE JULI of Warmun Artists. The title is Gurlabal. [WAC 419/08] (Natural Ochre and Pigments on Canvas)

MARLENE JULI

Gurlabal

Marlene JULI was born in Kununurra and completed her schooling in Warmun at Ngalangangpum School.

Marlene Juli has been painting at the Warmun Art Centre since 1999.

Juli was taught to paint by her mother, well-known Warmun artist Mabel JULI.

Marlene JULI paints many of the stories and landscapes of her maternal grandfather's country - Springvale Station (southwest of the Warmun community).

Marlene's father was from Port Keats in the Northern Territory and she paints some of his country and Dreamtime stories.

For a young person who has not lived in her family's traditional lands, Juli has a strong knowledge of the Ngarranggarni (Dreaming) stories of her grandfather's and mother's country.

This is because she has visited these important places with her mother and has been told the stories associated with her family's country.

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Marlene JULI was born in Kununurra and completed her schooling in Warmun at Ngalangangpum School.

Marlene Juli has been painting at the Warmun Art Centre since 1999.

Juli was taught to paint by her mother, well-known Warmun artist Mabel JULI.

Marlene JULI paints many of the stories and landscapes of her maternal grandfather's country - Springvale Station (southwest of the Warmun community).

Marlene's father was from Port Keats in the Northern Territory and she paints some of his country and Dreamtime stories.

For a young person who has not lived in her family's traditional lands, Juli has a strong knowledge of the Ngarranggarni (Dreaming) stories of her grandfather's and mother's country.

This is because she has visited these important places with her mother and has been told the stories associated with her family's country.

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