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OUR ARTISTS

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Co-owner, Co-founder, Artist

Amunda Gorey

Tribe/language group: Arrernte

Place: Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa), Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT.

Amunda holds over 20 years of artistic experience in her creations. Her vibrant paintings are often centred around intergenerational learning on Country, childhood memories growing up in Central Australia and celebrates stories of women. Another significant theme in her art is flora, encompassing wildflowers, bush medicines, and wild fruits and berries. Alongside her own artwork, Amunda also teaches her daughters and other family members the art of demonstrating how both traditional and contemporary stories can be expressed through their artworks.

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Co-owner, Co-founder, Artist

Grace Gorey

Tribe/language group: Arrernte

Place: Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa), Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT.

Grace finds her inspiration in the breathtaking landscapes of Central Australia. Through her art, she often captures the essence of these surroundings while also retelling cherished childhood stories.

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Co-owner, Co-founder, Artist

Myra Gorey

Tribe/language group: Arrernte

Place: Ltyentye Apurte (Santa Teresa), Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT.

Myra often explores traditional and natural color palettes in her artwork, frequently depicting families on Country, as well as capturing the beauty of the Central Australian night sky and desert wildflowers.

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Amarlie Briscoe

Tribe/language group: Arrernte and Anmatjere

Place: Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT.

Amarlie, the oldest daughter of Amunda, started painting when she was 11 years old and has carried on this tradition of storytelling. She especially enjoys painting about the beautiful flora of Central Australia.

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Ashaan Briscoe

Tribe/language group: Arrernte and Anmatjere

Place: Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT.

Ashaan, second daughter of Amunda, started painting in 2021 and has really taken off with her own style and becoming more confident to try new techniques. She commonly paints about Central Australian flora.

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Kaylah Gorey

Tribe/language group: Arrernte and Anmatjere

Place: Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT.

Kaylah, niece of Amunda, Grace, and Myra, has been painting since 2022 and has demonstrated a natural talent. She frequently focuses her artwork on the flora and fauna of Central Australia.

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Jamieka & Jilaysha (Stirling) Tilmouth

Tribe/language group: Arrernte and Alyawarr

Place: Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT.

Twin sisters, Jamieka and Jilaysha, began their painting journey in 2020, and had quickly developed impressive confidence and skill. Their artwork consistently showcases the stunning flora of Central, reflecting their strong artistic vision.

© No Fixed Gallery est. 2024

Proudly operating on Arrernte Country in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT, Australia.

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