Nici Cumpston b. 1963

  • Artist (Photographer)
Nici Cumpston is a photographer who creates images of significant Indigenous cultural landscapes of the Murray/Darling basin. Her images are mostly pencil and watercoloured hand painted black and white images.
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creator of
Campsite No 13
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hanging in South Australian Health Department, CitiCentre Building, Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide

 
creator of
Flooded Gum and Eckerts Creek, Murray River National Park
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hanging in Commonwealth Law Court Foyer, Angas Street, Adelaide

 
creator of
Reflections
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hanging in Adelaide Festival Centre Foyer.

 

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