Gloria Petyarre
Gloria first gained recognition as an artist working in Batik in the late 70s and took up the medium of canvas in 1988. By 1991 she had her first solo exhibition in Sydney followed by another one in New York. In 1999 Gloria was awarded the prestigious Wynne Prize for her Bush Medicine piece "Leaves Blowing in the Wind". Today Gloria is a well travelled artist with her work represented in all State Galleries of Australia as well as public & private collections nationally and internationally.

Artist Bio:
Gloria was born circa 1945, her country is Atnangkere and her language is Anmatyerre.
Gloria is a well established and well known artist whose paintings have been widely exhibited around Australia and all over the world. This artist is extensively documented with Gloria’s work featured on the cover of Michael Bolton’s ‘The Art Of Utopia” and in 1999, Gloria won the coveted Wynne prize.
Gloria’s dreamings include “Mountain Devil”, ‘Atnangkere Growth” and the well known and sought after ‘Bush Medicine”. Gloria mainly uses a combination of lines to depict her art, but at the same time can produce a dazzling display of intricate dot work – such is the versatility of this artist.
As with Barbara Weir and the late Minnie Pwerle, Gloria continues to dominate the art scene and DACOU highly recommends the work of this high profile artist.
Click here for Gloria Petyarre's recent Bush Medicine paintings
Click here for DACOU Melbournes opening night with Gloria in attendance
Click here for a more detailed artist bio on Gloria Petyarre
Gloria was born circa 1945, her country is Atnangkere and her language is Anmatyerre.
Gloria is a well established and well known artist whose paintings have been widely exhibited around Australia and all over the world. This artist is extensively documented with Gloria’s work featured on the cover of Michael Bolton’s ‘The Art Of Utopia” and in 1999, Gloria won the coveted Wynne prize.
Gloria’s dreamings include “Mountain Devil”, ‘Atnangkere Growth” and the well known and sought after ‘Bush Medicine”. Gloria mainly uses a combination of lines to depict her art, but at the same time can produce a dazzling display of intricate dot work – such is the versatility of this artist.
As with Barbara Weir and the late Minnie Pwerle, Gloria continues to dominate the art scene and DACOU highly recommends the work of this high profile artist.
Click here for Gloria Petyarre's recent Bush Medicine paintings
Click here for DACOU Melbournes opening night with Gloria in attendance
Click here for a more detailed artist bio on Gloria Petyarre
