Teresa Yasserie is a Wiradjuri women from Dubbo, NSW. My artwork reflects my early years of living in the Peak Hill area in the scrub and moving onto the mission.

A proud Muruwari woman and Contemporary Aboriginal Artist, with a strong connection to her culture and family.

Leah Reeves (Guy) is a legally blind indigenous artist from Young, NSW. 4 years ago I lost my vision quite quickly due to an auto immune disease called Sarcoidosis.

Multi-disciplined Artist for almost 50 years.

Jess is a proud Gumbaynggirr women living and raising her young family in crookwell nsw. Jess describes herself as a contemporary Aboriginal artist with a strong connection to culture and country.

I have been studying art and building my skills for most of my life. My passion for Visual Arts really took hold during my high school years and since than I have completed various different forms of study and work continuing to build upon my skills and arts practice.

Jenny was born in Peak Hill NSW and is a descendant of the Wiradjuri People and has a strong cultural link to the traditional Wiradjuri lands through her mother.

Urayne is an Aboriginal artist from Brewarrina.

Belinda is a Murrawarri and Wailan woman and her family was originally from Goodooga.

Arminel Nagas is a contemporary Aboriginal artist from Bundjalung: Wahlubal and Gullabul, with South Sea Islander heritage.

Dylan Bolt is a Bundjalung Artist who has exhibited in Melbourne and Lismore.

Kay Lee Williams is a Kamilaroi artist currently working with silk and wool, creating wearable scarves, wall hangings and soft furnishings.

Jai Walker is a proud Bundjalung man who started working as an artist in 2007 at the Jambama Aboriginal Art Studio and gallery in Casino NSW.

Cherie Leon is a Nyangbul artist with family and spiritual connections to Ballina and Cabbage Tree Island.

Michael Philp is a contemporary Aboriginal artist from the Tweed Caldera.

Dreaming of Country is a true collaboration as artists and as husband and wife. Each using different mediums and assisting each other in the creative process.

Jamie is a Wailwan artist and Coonamble local having lived on Country for over 40 years.

Maddy is a Ngiyampaa/Wangaaypuwan and Wiradjuri, artist, designer, and dancer, based in Nyngan NSW, Wangaaypuwan Country.

Ernest is a Murrawarri man from Bourke and Goodooga. He was raised by his Grandparents, one Aboriginal and one non-Aboriginal.

Jamie-Lea is a Wiradjuri woman and artist who lives and works on Wailwan country – Coonamble NSW.