Mick Jawalji b. c.1920

  • Artist (Painter)
Mick Jawalji was born at Yulumbu around 1920, just before the establishment of Tablelands Station. Jawalji began painting in Imintji around 2001 and joined the Warmun Art Centre in the following year.
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Citations

  • Stephen Gilchrist (2006), 'Voices in land—art of the Kimberley, in Judith Ryan (ed.), Landmarks’.

  • Stephen Gilchrist (2010), '‘Mick Jawalji’, in Glenn Iseger-Pilkington (ed.), Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards’.

  • Thomas Saunders (2006), 'Ban.gurr’.

  • Quentin Sprague and the Ian Potter Museum of Art (2011), 'Groundwork’.

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References [<ExternalResource: Stephen Gilchrist (2006), 'Voices in land—art of the Kimberley, in Judith Ryan (ed.), Landmarks'.>, <ExternalResource: Stephen Gilchrist (2010), '‘Mick Jawalji’, in Glenn Iseger-Pilkington (ed.), Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards'.>, <ExternalResource: Thomas Saunders (2006), 'Ban.gurr'.>, <ExternalResource: Quentin Sprague and the Ian Potter Museum of Art (2011), 'Groundwork'.>] [<ExternalResource: Stephen Gilchrist (2006), 'Voices in land—art of the Kimberley, in Judith Ryan (ed.), Landmarks'.>, <ExternalResource: Stephen Gilchrist (2010), '‘Mick Jawalji’, in Glenn Iseger-Pilkington (ed.), Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards'.>, <ExternalResource: Thomas Saunders (2006), 'Ban.gurr'.>]