Jennifer Wurrkidj
Biography
Jennifer Wurrkidj was born in 1973 at Maningrida in north-central Arnhem Land. Her language is Kuninjku and her moiety is Duwa.
Jennifer is a highly regarded artist who works across multiple mediums. her works often feature bush foods and food-collecting and also reference the activities of ancestor beings and the ceremonial sites of her homeland, Mumeka.
Jennifer is a daughter of Australia’s most highly acclaimed bark painter, John Mawurndjul, and she is renowned, in her own right, for her bark paintings, hollow logs and carved sculptures. Jennifer’s artwork has been exhibited throughout Australia and her textile art is in the collection of the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Past Exhibitions
Group
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2021 Lineage, Delmar Gallery, Ashfield NSW
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2018 ST-ART 2018, ARTKELCH @ ST-ART 2018, Strasbourg, France
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2018 Void - Curated by Emily McDaniel, University of Technology, Sydney, NSW
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2018 Mardayin - Aboriginal Art von Maningrida Arts, ARTKELCH, Freiburg, Germany
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2018 Mardayin – Aboriginal Art von Maningrida Arts, Art Kelch
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2018 Ngaldjorlhbo | Mother of Everything | Mère de Toute Création, IDAIA, Paris, France
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2018 Karrang Kunred / Mother-Land, The Crossart Projects, Sydney, NSW
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2018 Karrang Kunred / Mother-Land, The Crossart Projects, Sydney, NSW
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2017 Karridjowkke Kunronj (Crossing Streams), Nomad Art, Darwin, NT
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2017 Karridjowkke Kunronj (Crossing Streams), Nomad Art, Darwin, NT
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2009 Indigenat WA, Survey from Maningrida Arts & Culture, The Mossenson Gallery, Perth, WA
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2004 Divas of the desert, Divas of the desert: Maningrida, Minymaku, Gallery Gondwana, Alice Springs, NT
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2004 Maningrida recent works, Maningrida recent works, William Mora Galleries, Melbourne, VIC
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2004 Hogarth galleries, Bark paintings, carvings and fibre works from Maningrida, Hogarth Galleries, Sydney, NSW
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2003 Threads of time, Threads of time, Burrinja gallery, Upwey, VIC
Collections
- Artbank