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Featured Artist Susan M.

Susan Marawarr is one of the leading female artists working for Maningrida Arts and Culture today, which is not surprising given her family connections. Marawarr is the daughter of Anchor Kulunba and Mary Marabamba and the sister of John Mawurndjul, Jimmy Njiminjuma and James Iyuna. Marawarr is an accomplished printmaker, sculptor, weaver and bark

Maningrida Arts and Culture

is one of Australia’s largest and longest running art centres. Established in 1973 as a means to support artists on homelands, the Maningrida brand has developed into one of the most reputable and sought after in the industry. The past year has been one of immense change at MAC and the art centre has emerged in a strong position. MAC has moved into its impressive new premises next to the Maningrida Airport, which will increase exposure and visitor numbers.

  • 1728-12 Elyssa Cameron

    $1,715.00
  • 1734-12 Elizabeth Kandabuma

    $300.00
  • 1750-12 Greg Wilson

    $395.00
  • 2046-12 Berribob Watson Dangbungala

    $1,490.00
  • 2055-12 Margot Gurawiliwili

    $650.00
  • 2234-12 David Roy

    $295.00
  • 819-12 Susan Marawarr

    $350.00
  • 5944-10 Laurie Marburduk

    $2,500.00

Video: Artist Bush-trip

Maningrida Arts & Culture's Marcus Pascoe and Louise McBride head on a bush trip with some senior weavers to collect jungle vine and pandanus to make into the beautiful fish traps, baskets, mats and fibre sculptures that are sold through MAC.

Contact

Darwin Gallery
Ph: 08 8981 4122
1/32 Mitchell Street, Darwin
Art Centre
Ph: 08 8979 6100
PMB 110 Winnellie 0821