Also known as Mu\andjiwuy. Father is Gadal'miny (Mathulu). read more

Son of Ma[arrpa senior statesman and artist Marrirra and grandson of Mundukul. read more

Rerrkirrwa\a is the youngest daughter of the late senior Djapu statesman and award winning artist Djutjadjutja. read more

Yilpirr’s father was Guthapuma Wanambi (1940-1982). read more

Father is the late Djutjadjutja. Resides at Yirrkala to work at Buku-Larr\gay Mulka as senior printmaker in the printspace. read more

This young man is the son of Waninya Marika who himself is the son of Millirpum Marika. read more

Married to senior Dha`wa\u artist and leader Yumutjin Wunu\murra, has assisted with his work as well as working solo, primarily in her mother clan Dha`wa\u designs. read more

Wolpa Wanambi is the youngest daughter of one of the best known Yolngu artists of the 1980s Dundiwuy Wanambi (1936-1996) and learned to paint under his instruction. read more

With Yinimala he is the son of deceased Dhalwa\u leader Dhakawal. read more

Has mainly lived and worked as an artist at Gå]ga], sometimes based at Dhuruputjpi or Yilpara. read more

This artist is married to Manini Gumana, a daughter of Dhalwangu leader, Dhakawal Gumana who was the brother of Gawirrin Gumana AO and son of Birrikitji Gumana a senior ritual leader. read more

Banduk Mamburra Wananamba Marika Banduk is the youngest daughter of the great Mawalan (c1908-1967) and sister to Wandjuk (1930-1987), Bayngul, Laklak and Dhuwarrwarr. read more

Gulumbu, the youngest  sister of Galarrwuy (former Northern Land Council Chair and Australian of the Year) and Mandawuy Yunupi\u (lead singer of Yothu Yindi and former Australian of the Year), lived as a child at Yirrkala and went to school in the old Mission house. read more

One of many Dha`wa\u artists working under the tutelage of her deceased father’s brother, the elder statesman and senior artist Gawirri] Gumana. read more

Dhurrumuwuy’s father is senior Rirratjingu statesman and Yirrkala councilor, Bakamumu Marika . read more

Liyawaday is the third wife of Djambawa Marawili. She lives with him at his homeland of Yilpara where she has assisted him with most of his major works over the last ten years. read more

Galuma is the surviving daughter of the great Narritjin. read more

Djirrirra (also known as Yukuwa) assisted her father, Yanggarriny Wunungmurra (1932-2003), in his Telstra Award winning painting of 1997 and continually up until his death in 2003. read more

Nyapanyapa is quite remarkable. She is perhaps the artist of the region most remote from the market she creates for. read more

Baluka is Nanyin's (Narritjin’s elder brother) son. read more

Barayuwa and his wife are longtime staff members of Buku-~arr\gay Mulka, providing great assistance to all the artists of the community in many ways. read more

This young man is a son of Djambawa Marawili and has learnt his art principlally from him. read more

Djambawa Marawili (born 1953) is an artist who has experienced mainstream success (as the winner of the 1996 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art award Best Bark Painting Prize and as an artist represented in most major Australian institutional collections and several important overseas public and private collections) but for whom the production of art is a small part of a much bigger picture. read more

Father is Munuparriwuy-a famous artist of the sixties. read more

Is the son of Buwawitj His deceased father Mulayal #2 is the eldest brother of living elders Dhukal and Manman Wirrpanda. read more

Father was the famous artist Mithinarri Gurruwiwi. Djul’djul, her brother Watjuku and their sister Manany have inherited much painting knowledge and skill. read more

Bandarr is the son of Dhuka` Wirrpanda and Galuma Maymuru. read more

Son of Dhakawal. Assisted Gawirri] Gumana AO on his NATSIAA First Prize pole. read more

The artist is the thirty five year old son of Barunga Statement artist Marrirra Marawili. read more