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Lindsay Bird

Lindsay Bird's aboriginal name is Artola Art Nanaka Yunga Areteca, he is an elder of the Anmatyerre language group  who took his name from the station he was born on (Jim Bird). He was involved in the early batik work of Utopia, and was instrumental in making acrylic paint more important in Utopia. He was one of the first Aboriginal artists to have a solo exhibition 1989 Sydney. He continues to travel nationally and internationally with exhibitions.

Group exhibitions include: The 5th and 8th National Aboriginal Art Award Exhibition 1988 and 1991, Contemporary Aboriginal Art from the Robert Holmes a Court Collection on tour through the USA 1990, Aboriginal Art and Spirituality, High court, Canberra 1991, Tjukurrpa. Desert Dreamings -Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth 1993, Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs 1994, Fine Arts from the Gantner Myer Collection in the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco 1999.

Collectors of his work include Holmes a Court  Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia, CAAMA, Gantner Myer-Sammlung, Museum of Victoria, National Gallery of Australia, Parliament House Art Collection, Powerhouse Museum, Queensland Art Gallery, and the Kelton Foundation.

Artist's Work
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