Wall Art + aboriginal art dots

ARTIST PROFILE BILLY DUNCAN Billy Duncan was born on Inverway Station in the Northern Territory in 1947. He has four children- two girls and two boys. Billy worked firstly as a ringer then stockman on Inverway- Nicholson- Mistake Creek Stations. After an accident during his stock work days- an injury to his knee forced Billy to change to working on farms in the area. He is of Jaru (desert) skin- however his medium is ochre. He paints the country where he worked as a stockman- but now resides in Kununurra. Billy is a renowned artefact maker and has been carving since he was a young lad on the cattle stations where he worked. Billy has been painting for approximately ten years - his works are well executed- and he completes both landscape and clever dot art pieces. He has endless stories and vast expanses of land yet to paint. His paintings and artefacts are much sought after and are included in major corporate and private collections – he is one of the few ochre dot art specialists executing this amazin

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhib

Artist Profile Billy Duncan Billy Duncan was born on Inverway Station in the Northern Territory in 1947. He has four children- two girls and two boys. Billy worked firstly as a ringer then stockman on Inverway- Nicholson- Mistake Creek Stations. After an accident during his stock work days- an injury to his knee forced Billy to change to working on farms in the area. He is of Jaru (desert) skin- however his medium is ochre. He paints the country where he worked as a stockman- but now resides in Kununurra. Billy has been painting for approximately ten years - his works are well executed- and he completes both landscape and clever dot art pieces. He has endless stories and vast expanses of land yet to paint. His paintings are much sought after and are included in major corporate and private collections – he is one of the few ochre dot art specialists executing this amazing technique.

Artist Profile Billy Duncan Billy Duncan was born on Inverway Station in the Northern Territory in 1947. He has four children- two girls and two boys. Billy worked firstly as a ringer then stockman on Inverway- Nicholson- Mistake Creek Stations. After an accident during his stock work days- an injury to his knee forced Billy to change to working on farms in the area. He is of Jaru (desert) skin- however his medium is ochre. He paints the country where he worked as a stockman- but now resides in Kununurra. Billy is a renowned artefact maker and has been carving since he was a young lad on the cattle stations where he worked. Billy has been painting for approximately ten years - his works are well executed- and he completes both landscape and clever dot art pieces. He has endless stories and vast expanses of land yet to paint. His paintings and artefacts are much sought after and are included in major corporate and private collections – he is one of the few ochre dot art specialists executing this amazin

Artist Profile Billy Duncan Billy Duncan was born on Inverway Station in the Northern Territory in 1947. He has four children- two girls and two boys. Billy worked firstly as a ringer then stockman on Inverway- Nicholson- Mistake Creek Stations. After an accident during his stock work days- an injury to his knee forced Billy to change to working on farms in the area. He is of Jaru (desert) skin- however his medium is ochre. He paints the country where he worked as a stockman- but now resides in Kununurra. Billy has been painting for approximately ten years - his works are well executed- and he completes both landscape and clever dot art pieces. He has endless stories and vast expanses of land yet to paint. His paintings are much sought after and are included in major corporate and private collections – he is one of the few ochre dot art specialists executing this amazing technique.

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Billy Duncan Billy Duncan was born on Inverway Station in the Northern Territory in 1947. He has four children- two girls and two boys. Billy worked firstly as a ringer then stockman on Inverway- Nicholson- Mistake Creek Stations. After an accident during his stock work days- an injury to his knee forced Billy to change to working on farms in the area. He is of Jaru (desert) skin- however his medium is ochre. He paints the country where he worked as a stockman- but now resides in Kununurra. Billy has been painting for approximately ten years - his works are well executed- and he completes both landscape and clever dot art pieces. He has endless stories and vast expanses of land yet to paint. His paintings are much sought after and are included in major corporate and private collections – he is one of the few ochre dot art specialists executing this amazing technique.

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

76cm x 100cm Ochre on CanvasVery typical of the early style which Paddy favoured.Not particularly aesthetically pleasing-however depicting the artist's early recollection of hisTraditional country and clearly stamping him as a clever dot artist.

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Nora Nocketta Nagarra Nora was born on Turner Station- south of Purnululu in the East Kimberley. Her full sister is Phyllis Thomas- also a senior artist at Turkey Creek (Warmun). Nora worked on Turner River Station as a youngster- carrying out the normal station duties of feeding and looking after the nanny goats- then domestic duties as she became older. Nora is a specialist dot artist and her medium is bush ochre. The technique she uses is unfortunately becoming more difficult to acquire- as the younger artists prefer the main landscape painting. The content of her paintings consists of Turner (Kartang Rija) and Purnululu to Turkey Creek. Her knowledge of the land from her early days of walking through it with her family is extensive and her paintings reflect this. She now resides at Warmun Community and her paintings have been collected world wide. She participates in Group Exhibitions- and her works are popular as they reflect traditional dot art beautifully executed. Selected Exhibi

ARTIST PROFILE Billy Duncan Billy Duncan was born on Inverway Station in the Northern Territory in 1947. He has four children- two girls and two boys. Billy worked firstly as a ringer then stockman on Inverway- Nicholson- Mistake Creek Stations. After an accident during his stock work days- an injury to his knee forced Billy to change to working on farms in the area. He is of Jaru (desert) skin- however his medium is ochre. He paints the country where he worked as a stockman- but now resides in Kununurra. Billy has been painting for approximately ten years - his works are well executed- and he completes both landscape and clever dot art pieces. He has endless stories and vast expanses of land yet to paint. His paintings are much sought after and are included in major corporate and private collections – he is one of the few ochre dot art specialists executing this amazing technique.