Troy Bennell b. 1971

  • Artist (Painter)
Bunbury-based Noongar artist who was awarded the 2001 Worsley Alumina Award at the 'South Western Survey Exhibition', Bunbury Regional Art Galleries.
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exhibited at
On Fire
Date
2009
Place
Mundaring Arts Centre, Mundaring, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
Noongar Boodja: Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Ecology and Culture
Date
2008
Place
Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, New York, US
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Noongar Boodja Mariny : Noongar Bush Food
Date
2007
Place
Gorepani Art Gallery, Albany, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Nganyang Boodja Ngarlang Boodja: My Country, Our Country
Date
2007
Place
Mullalyup Gallery, Mullalyup, WA
Description

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Type
Exhibition
Noongar Moorditj
Date
2005
Place
Bunbury Regional Art Galleries, Bunbury, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Walyalup Dreamings
Date
2004
Place
Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery, Fremantle, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
South West Central: Indigenous art from south Western Australia 1833-2002
Date
2003
Place
Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, WA
Description
Type
Exhibition
Website
http://www.artgallery.wa.gov.au/exhibitions/x_southwestcentral.asp

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  • Nganyang Boodja Ngarlang Boodja: My Country, Our Country (exhibited at)
  • Noongar Moorditj (None)
  • Walyalup Dreamings (exhibited at)
  • South West Central: Indigenous art from south Western Australia 1833-2002 (None)
  • On Fire (exhibited at)
  • Walyalup Dreamings (exhibited at)
  • Noongar Boodja Mariny : Noongar Bush Food (exhibited at)
  • Nganyang Boodja Ngarlang Boodja: My Country, Our Country (exhibited at)
  • South West Central: Indigenous art from south Western Australia 1833-2002 (None)
  • Noongar Boodja: Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Ecology and Culture (None)
  • Noongar Moorditj (None)