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ARTIST PROFILE Alan Griffiths Alan resides in Kununurra with his wife Peggy- and both are renowned artists. He has been painting since the early 1980’s and his talent is recognised Australia-wide and Internationally. He paints both for Waringarri Art Centre and as an independent artist. He has been fortunate in that he is one of a few selected artists whose attributes were outstanding enough to gain recognition early in the Aboriginal Art movement – with Peggy- he exhibited with and participated in printmaking programmes alongside some of the most successful ochre artists in the East Kimberley region – Jack Britten- Queenie McKenzie- Rover Thomas (all deceased). His fastidious approach to his work has gained him an enviable reputation- commanding high prices for his paintings. Alan’s limited edition prints of his own corroboree “Bali Bali Balga Joonba” were instantly successful- being collected by Parliament House. He and Peggy were invited to present this corroboree at the ATSIC Art Awards P

ARTIST PROFILE Alan Griffiths Alan resides in Kununurra with his wife Peggy- and both are renowned artists. He has been painting since the early 1980’s and his talent is recognised Australia-wide and Internationally. He paints both for Waringarri Art Centre and as an independent artist. He has been fortunate in that he is one of a few selected artists whose attributes were outstanding enough to gain recognition early in the Aboriginal Art movement – with Peggy- he exhibited with and participated in printmaking programmes alongside some of the most successful ochre artists in the East Kimberley region – Jack Britten- Queenie McKenzie- Rover Thomas (all deceased). His fastidious approach to his work has gained him an enviable reputation- commanding high prices for his paintings. Alan’s limited edition prints of his own corroboree “Bali Bali Balga Joonba” were instantly successful- being collected by Parliament House. He and Peggy were invited to present this corroboree at the ATSIC Art Awards

ARTIST PROFILE Alan Griffiths Alan resides in Kununurra with his wife Peggy- and both are renowned artists. He has been painting since the early 1980’s and his talent is recognised Australia-wide and Internationally. He paints both for Waringarri Art Centre and as an independent artist. He has been fortunate in that he is one of a few selected artists whose attributes were outstanding enough to gain recognition early in the Aboriginal Art movement – with Peggy- he exhibited with and participated in printmaking programmes alongside some of the most successful ochre artists in the East Kimberley region – Jack Britten- Queenie McKenzie- Rover Thomas (all deceased). His fastidious approach to his work has gained him an enviable reputation- commanding high prices for his paintings. Alan’s limited edition prints of his own corroboree “Bali Bali Balga Joonba” were instantly successful- being collected by Parliament House. He and Peggy were invited to present this corroboree at the ATSIC Art Awards

The Jukurrpa for this work is at Mungapunju- a hill just to the east of Yuendumu. In the Dreamtime possums climbed this hill looking for food. They climbed by moonlight- moving from the hollow of one tree to another. As they traversed the sand their tails left sinuous tracks and their feet 'E' shaped prints. The kirda (owners) for this Country- Dreaming and Designs are Jungarrayi and Japaljarri men and Nungarrayi and Napaljarri women.

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ARTIST PROFILE Marie Warren Marie Warren comes from the Lake Eyre region of South Australia. Marie lived in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands- where a majority of her early artworks were done. Marie’s mother is an Arabunna woman from the west side of Lake Eyre. Her father came from Mungeranine Station on the East side of Lake Eyre near the Cooper’s Creek- belonging to the Dieri Language group. Marie’s home is at Ernabella in the AP Lands with her partner and children. She has three children- Keaton- Lyndon and Carrisa- who belong to the Yankunjatjara language group. Currently Marie is staying in Port Augusta- South Australia concentrating on her painting on canvas and silk scarves. Marie has worked as an artist since 1990- with screen and lino printing- stone etching- and ceramic painting at Ernabella Arts and Crafts- Casuarina University- Darwin and the Adelaide Jam Factory. She was artist in residence at Araluan Arts- Alice Springs during 1993. Over the years Marie has worked on a number of commission

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ARTIST PROFILE Marie Warren Marie Warren comes from the Lake Eyre region of South Australia. Marie lived in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Lands- where a majority of her early artworks were done. Marie’s mother is an Arabunna woman from the west side of Lake Eyre. Her father came from Mungeranine Station on the East side of Lake Eyre near the Cooper’s Creek- belonging to the Dieri Language group. Marie’s home is at Ernabella in the AP Lands with her partner and children. She has three children- Keaton- Lyndon and Carrisa- who belong to the Yankunjatjara language group. Currently Marie is staying in Port Augusta- South Australia concentrating on her painting on canvas and silk scarves. Marie has worked as an artist since 1990- with screen and lino printing- stone etching- and ceramic painting at Ernabella Arts and Crafts- Casuarina University- Darwin and the Adelaide Jam Factory. She was artist in residence at Araluan Arts- Alice Springs during 1993. Over the years Marie has worked on a number of commissi