Jenuarrie was born in Rockhampton as Judith Warrie. She has been a practicing contemporary visual artists and a potter for over 3 decades and is well known throughout Australia for her active involvement and leadership in supporting other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, promoting and developing indigenous art production, presentation of artistic creative merchandise in urban and remote Queensland communities.

Frances Belle Parker was born in 1982 and is a Yaegl woman who works in a variety of media including painting, printmaking and installation. The majority of her work is based around her personal connection to the Yaegl landscape of northern New South Wales. She won the 2000 Blake Prize for Religious Art, the first Aboriginal artist to win this award.

Linocut printer Alick Tipoti was born in 1975 and is a world renowned professional artist from Badu Island in the Torres Strait. His work depicts many meaningful symbols about the Land Sea & Sky of his country through traditional Melanesian patterns. His work is in collection throughout some of the most prestigious Galleries & Museum all over the world.

Minnie was born in Alyawarr land, approximately 200 kilometers north east of Alice Springs, in 1922. Speaking very little English, Minnie’s painting’s came into the Australian art world in the year 2000. Her works reflect the body painting for women’s ceremony – Awely. 

Lin was known as a Yorta Yorta painter, sculptor and activist with a distinctive style that combines traditional and contemporary Aboriginal techniques. He was a self-taught artist that held many exhibitions throughout the world. 2017 marks the 20th year anniversary of his untimely passing.