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Barbara Weir was born circa 1945 at what was formerly known as Bundy Station in the Utopia region. Her country is Atnwengerrp and her language is Anmatyerre and Alyawarr. Barbara’s dreamings include ‘Bush Berry’, ‘My Mothers Country’, ‘Awelye’ and her famous ‘Grass Seed’ dreaming. Barbara Weir’s paintings have been exhibited extensively throughout Australia and the world, including Japan, America and Europe. Barbara is a well documented artist featured in numerous publications and in 2004 was chosen by the Australian Tourist Commission to appear in an advertisement titled ‘Barbara Weir’s Australia”. Barbara Weir is a versatile and passionate artist whose love for her Country is reflected in each canvas she paints. She is highly skilled in the use of dot work shown in her depictions of ‘My Mothers Country’, and is ingenious in her use of lines and texture as shown in ‘Grass Seed’ dreamings. DACOU regards Barbara Weir as one of Utopia’s premier artists and highly recommends one of her paintings to be included in any art lover’s collection. Barbara was recently listed in the top 50 of Australia's most collectable artists, by Australian Art Collector.
Barbara's last exhibition was held at:
Dacou Melbourne
41 Canterbury Rd
Middle Park VIC 3206
corner of Wright St opposite Wright St tram stop.
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