Artists
Kurranulla Members Authentic Aboriginal Art are painted by local Aboriginal Artists from the Sutherland Shire and Georges River local government areas.
Enquiries regarding all Art and Craft are welcome.
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Enquiries welcome
Contact UsAnnette Webb
Annette Webb is a proud Dunghetti woman born in Sydney. Her artwork descends from her Ancestors overlooking the land, lakes and rivers to protect and honour the traditional way of life today.
Annette originates from Walcha, married in Sydney and has 6 children, 3 Grandchildren and 4 Great Grandchildren. She is also part of the Stolen Generation. Annette is a member of Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation and sells her Artwork on the premises.
Deanna Schreiber
Deanna is a Gadigal woman, born in Sydney, has 4 younger brothers all born on Gadigal Country. Her father, a Wiradjuri man and her mother a Wonnarua women was from the Hunter region of NSW.
Many of Deanna’s Artworks are sold locally and overseas. Deanna is an active member of the Community and Chairperson of Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation.
Tom Avery
Tom Avery was born in the Sydney suburb of Redfern. He attended Primary School at Oatley and High School at Kogarah.
He is a descendant of The Gamilaroi Aboriginal Tribe of Narrabri, Northern New South Wales. His Koori name is Bagaay which means The River.
An artist, his paintings have been sold in many overseas countries and he once exhibited at The Gallerie Figure in Paris. A surfboard painted by Tom is on permanent display at The Australian Maritime Museum.
Tom’s graphic Koori designs have received critical acclaim within Australia and Internationally. Silk scarves featuring his designs have been chosen for presentation at The United Nations in New York, The Asia Pacific Economic Conference, The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meetings and to International Dignitaries and Representatives.
Wayne Visser
Wayne Visser is a proud Wiradjuri man born in Caringbah, NSW. Wayne’s family is from Bulgandramine Mission and traces back to Peak Hill, a little country town in the states Central West. Wayne’s connection to Country finds his artwork travelling back from the land to the rivers and the seas.