In late August, 14 Juluwarlu Artists’ Centre artists showed 31 artworks as part of Rio Tinto’s annual Colours of our Country Exhibition at Central Park in Perth. Our artists were proud to be among 51 …
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Great News! Although our Juluwarlu artists program has only been running for 7 months, nine Juluwarlu Artists have been selected to exhibit thei work in April at Western Australia’s premier Emerging Aboriginal Artists Exhibition held …
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Cultural Futures Partnership funded! In June 2017, Juluwarlu’s Artist Centre joined together with 6 Remote and Regional Aboriginal Arts Centres to draw up a submission to Country Arts WA to undertake a joint 2 year …
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Our True Stories: 1967-2017 project application has won support from the Western Australian Department for Culture and the Arts. The Project’s coordinator, writer researcher, Jan Teagle Kapetas, will explore the experiences of Yindjibarndi people from …
Our third Residency welcomed Eveline Kotai and Giles Hohnen, acclaimed Western Australian artists who came with a multitude of new exciting practices to try and then excel at. Twenty three artists participated so enthusiastically, and …
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Juluwarlu Artists partnering with five other Remote and Regional Aboriginal Arts Centres In June, Judith and our volunteer Juluwarlu Arts Coordinator, Jan Teagle Kapetas, travelled to Kununurra’s Warringari Art Centre to participate in the Remote …
Thanks to a grant from Lotterywest, Juluwarlu has been increasing the facilities available to our Artists and Craft Makers. New shelving, tables and work benches have been added to our wide veranda. We’ll be enclosing …
In late May, Juluwarlu, Cheeditha and Ngurrawaana Artists welcomed our first Artist-in-Residence, Fiona Gavrino. Fiona first learnt her Australian grass and fibre weaving and net-making skills with Aboriginal community weavers in the Northern Territory where …
Once our Yindjibarndi Law, Culture and Language were kept alive by Elders and gathering together for ceremony. Yindjibarndi will always continue to keep our traditions. But in the year ahead, Juluwarlu will begin creating our …
