Gugaaru Yanhanha// Bev Coe
Bev Coe is a Wiradjuri woman from Condobolin NSW. The illustrations in this book were designed and painted by Bev Coe. She is a master fibre artist and painter. Her weaving and artwork is on display at the Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation as well as in the national collection.
The book was inspired by the project ‘Talking about Health in Wiradjuri’ – a collaboration between the Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation, Orange Aboriginal Medical Service and the University of Sydney. It was funded through the Commonwealth of Australia Indigenous Languages & Arts program.
Bev Coe is a Wiradjuri woman from Condobolin NSW. The illustrations in this book were designed and painted by Bev Coe. She is a master fibre artist and painter. Her weaving and artwork is on display at the Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation as well as in the national collection.
The book was inspired by the project ‘Talking about Health in Wiradjuri’ – a collaboration between the Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation, Orange Aboriginal Medical Service and the University of Sydney. It was funded through the Commonwealth of Australia Indigenous Languages & Arts program.
Bev Coe is a Wiradjuri woman from Condobolin NSW. The illustrations in this book were designed and painted by Bev Coe. She is a master fibre artist and painter. Her weaving and artwork is on display at the Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation as well as in the national collection.
The book was inspired by the project ‘Talking about Health in Wiradjuri’ – a collaboration between the Wiradjuri Condobolin Corporation, Orange Aboriginal Medical Service and the University of Sydney. It was funded through the Commonwealth of Australia Indigenous Languages & Arts program.
Bev Coe is a Wiradjuri woman from Condobolin, NSW and has been weaving and teaching arts and crafts in inland NSW for more than 30 years. She is recognised as one of the region’s most skilled, knowledgeable and productive Master weavers. Bev’s work is inspired by her Wiradjuri heritage and her strongbond with Country. She retains a strong commitment to her local community and passes on her artistic skills at the Condobolin Sista Shed which is located at the Wiradjuri Study Centre.
