Kaylene Whiskey

Kaylene Whiskey

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Kaylene Whiskey is an artist whose work was featured in the Sulman Prize and is part of Angela Tiatia’s collection, underscoring the importance of indigenous representation in art.

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Australia Australia: The painted road sign, Seven Sisters Song, by contemporary Indulkana artist Kaylene Whiskey. 7

Gulumbu Yunupingu Myles Russell Cook Ricky Maynard Tony Ellwood Roderick Kilborn Tommy Mcrae Claudia Moodoonuthi
The Sydney Morning Herald: The Stars We Do Not See at the US National Gallery of Art is the largest exhibit of Indigenous art ever shown overseas

Australia Australia: Kaylene Whiskey is an Australian artist known for her vibrant canvases and has created a mini-golf hole for the exhibition. 8

Grace Herbert Miranda July Pat Brassington Cathy Freeman
The Sydney Morning Herald: Rising Festival: Join the club, ladies: in this mini-golf game, you can come out swinging

New Zealand New Zealand: Kaylene Whiskey is an artist whose work Angela Tiatia chose when she judged the Sulman Prize in 2018. 8

Angela Tiatia Bianca Pohio Kieren Cooney Rakai Karaitiana Mark Smith Tony Albert Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran Phil James Claudia Nicholson Jim Vivieaere Vincent Namatjira Sally Gabori Stefan Sinclair Yuki Kihara Janet Lilo Courtney Sina Meredith
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Inside Artist Angela Tiatia’s Paddington Terrace House Art Takes Centre Stage