Biography:

I was born in Kununurra and raised in Roebourne and Halls Creek. I started living in Kununurra in my mid teens and have been here ever since. I did some work experience at TAFE before starting at Waringarri Arts.

Working at the art centre is my first real job. I work here because of my grandparents and because the rest of my family are close by. It’s a good job. I learn from all the artists and I learn different skills to make things and how to use equipment. My role is preparing materials and canvases for the artists and supporting senior artists. I have also been involved in supporting public art commissions and have learned skills in mould making, wood carving and casting as well as a little bit to do with art conservation.

Group Exhibitions:

2019 Desert River Sea: Portraits of the Kimberley, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perh WA

Commissions:

2017 Woomera display, meeting room, Intercontinental Hotel, Perth

 

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Utopia, Northern Territory

Jason Cordero

Adelaide, South Australia

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Kununurra, Western Australia

This abstract and vibrant artwork by Andrew Clarke presents a dynamic explosion of colors and forms. The composition is dominated by a palette of bright pinks, yellows, blues, and purples, intertwined with bold black lines and shapes that create a sense of movement and energy.

Andrew Clarke

Warrnambool,Victoria

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